Sonia Gandhi to address her first public meeting in Telangana today

November 23, 2018 09:57

UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Congress chief Rahul Gandhi will on Friday address a public meeting at Medchal on the outskirts of Hyderabad this will be Sonias first public meeting in Telangana after the formation of a separate state in June 2014.

While Rahul will campaign across the state, Sonia will only campaign in Medchal constituency for the December 7 elections.

We are looking forward to Sonia Gandhis visit after a long time. Congress cadre is upbeat and our campaign will get a big boost, TPCC chief N Uttam Kumar Reddy said.

Sonia Gandhi has given us the separate state of Telangana. It is because of her efforts that we got the separate state. Sonia and Rahul will arrive at Begumpet airport at 4 pm and proceed to Medchal for the public meeting at 6 pm. All party workers from across the state will attend the public meeting, Reddy added.

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