Cadre Training Camps, Next Level Idea of Babu

One of the principal complaints against the Telugu party leadership and its commander Chandrababu was the tendency to occasionally distance from the cadres after the election. This was acknowledged by Chandrababu himself recently.

More importantly, Chandrababu acknowledged the issue and also promised to come up with an effective solution for the same. Now he has started to make substantial progress in this regard as the latest developments are suggesting that TDP leadership is planning training sessions for the local TDP cadres.

Reportedly, skilled political activists have been commissioned into groups and they’re designated with the responsibility of educating the booth-level cadres on several topics. This training sessions will cover topics, including social media usage, countering of YCP narrative and deeper penetration of the government activities.

As a pilot program, key constituencies like Vizag North, Chintalapoodi, Tenali, Kanigiri and Penugonda constituencies were chosen. The TDP cadre in these constituencies were trained in the mentioned activities.

This is an inclusive campaign to keep the core cadre and activists in tune with the latest political developments. This is particularly important, considering that YCP is going to do everything in its power to regain control in 2029. So, Chandrababu has fully acknowledged the situation and has planned the training camps accordingly.

This is going to be another crucial step in building leadership qualities amongst the cadres and enlighten their prospects. The full-fledged operation will begin after the Mahanadu, which is scheduled to take place between May 27-29.

Earlier, Nara Lokesh had specially designed a membership campaign to enroll commoners. This became a tremendous success as over one crore people enrolled in the TDP membership drive and each was given an insurance for Rs 5 lakh.

TDP cadres are excited about the proactive measures that are being taken by their leadership this time to avoid the mistakes from the past.