Andhra Pradesh

PRP district panels to be formed in a week

The Praja Rajyam has decided to have district and constituency committees in a week’s time.

From our online archive

HYDERABAD: The Praja Rajyam has decided to have district and constituency committees in a week’s time. Party president Chiranjeevi gave directions to his managers to this effect while participating in an interactive session with district incharges, coordinators and monitoring committee members today.

The party also decided to form legal, youth’s, women’s and farmers’ wings but did not fix any timeframe. The district committees will have 25 to 30 members, a convener, two co-conveners and spokespersons.

The constituency-level committees also will have a similar structure. Formation of mandal-level committees will be taken up later.

The district and constituency committees will have representation from all communities.

The district incharges, who are entrusted with the job of forming committees, will be empowered to enlarge the committees depending on local conditions. Chiranjeevi’s fans will be accommodated in the youth wing and those who participated in the Varadhi, Spark and Spandana programmes will be accommodated in various committees as per their abilities.The committees will function on an ad hoc basis till the elections. The regular committees will be formed only after the elections, according to a senior leader. Chiranjeevi said his party was being critisised for lack of organisational structure.

But formation of a permanent structure depended on factors such as social justice and abilities, he said.

‘You don’t allow Parliament to run’: Amit Shah accuses Rahul of making disruptions Congress culture

At least two dead, several feared trapped as three-storey building collapses in Delhi's Chawri Bazaar

'At any cost': Ousted Bangladesh PM Hasina reiterates December return plan

24-hour deadline to produce arrested person before magistrate begins from detention, not formal arrest: SC

Delhi Police questions CJP leaders over Jantar Mantar protest, flag unfurling