Congress announces candidates for Sangareddy Municipality


Sangareddy (Same Day): The Congress party on Thursday announced its candidates for the upcoming Sangareddy Municipality elections. The list was released by district Congress president and Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC) Chairperson Nirmala Jaggareddy in the presence of TPCC General Secretary Topaji Anantha Kishan, party constituency in-charge Anjaneyulu, town president George, block Congress president Raghu Goud, senior leaders Bongula Ravi, Koona Santosh, Kiran Goud, and others.

Sangareddy Municipality has a total of 38 wards. The party declared candidates for 35 wards, leaving Wards 4, 22 and 33 pending.

The announced candidates are:

Ward 1 – Kummari Krishna

Ward 2 – Avula Sunitha

Ward 3 – Nandanayakula Kumar

Ward 4 – Pending

Ward 5 – BB Purnoor Jahan

Ward 6 – MD Khaja Nawazuddin

Ward 7 – Vamsi Krishna

Ward 8 – Bhoomesh

Ward 9 – Srilatha Srisailam

Ward 10 – Shailender Reddy

Ward 11 – Gaddam Tulasi Ram

Ward 12 – Praveen (CSI)

Ward 13 – Begari Veena Kumari

Ward 14 – Bhavani Shankar (Bhuvi)

Ward 15 – Dannaram Sushmitha

Ward 16 – Shanthi

Ward 17 – Jyothi

Ward 18 – Yashaswini

Ward 19 – Gurram Jhansi

Ward 20 – Mothe Shyam

Ward 21 – Topaji Veena Harish

Ward 22 – Pending

Ward 23 – Koona Vanitha

Ward 24 – Ulfat Sultana

Ward 25 – Ayesha Sultana

Ward 26 – Shaik Shafi Hafeez

Ward 27 – M. Sirisha Sashikanth

Ward 28 – G. Sangeetha Mahesh

Ward 29 – Neerudi Meena

Ward 30 – G. Manish

Ward 31 – Jaggari Satish Reddy

Ward 32 – Jaggari Ramya Sri

Ward 33 – Pending

Ward 34 – Rizwana Begum (Addu)

Ward 35 – Kadamanchi Narsamma

Ward 36 – Satelli Madhuri

Ward 37 – George Mathew

Ward 38 – Nadeem

Party leaders said the remaining candidates would be announced shortly and expressed confidence that the Congress would perform strongly in the municipal elections, highlighting its focus on local governance and civic development.

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