Congress new slogan to win AP

Cong now guns for AP. The Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) jubilantly commemorated the triumph of the Congress party in Telangana at the Andhra Ratna Bhavan in Vijayawada on Sunday.APCC Chief Gidugu Rudra Raju, alongside other party leaders, congregated at the party office to revel in the victorious moments displayed on a large television screen. Fueled by the success, they promptly coined a rallying slogan - "Yesterday Karnataka, Today Telangana, and Tomorrow AP."

Rudra Raju highlighted the unified efforts of Congress leaders in the Karnataka assembly elections, which led to the party's ascent to power in that state. Embracing the same collaborative strategy in the Telangana assembly elections resulted in another resounding victory. Raju expressed optimism, declaring, "If this spirit of togetherness prevails in the upcoming assembly elections, Congress will emerge victorious in Andhra Pradesh as well."

Among those present were APCC working presidents Sunkara Padmasri and Janga Gowtham, organizing secretary R. Rama Murthy, and leaders K. Sivaji, D. Murali, and N. Narasimha Rao. Later, Gidugu Rudra Raju extended warm wishes to TPCC Chief A. Revanth Reddy in Hyderabad for securing a significant victory in the assembly elections.

Across various parts of Andhra Pradesh, Congress cadres celebrated the party's success in Telangana. AICC member N. Raghuveera Reddy and APCC working president N. Tulasi Reddy lauded the TPCC team for their remarkable victory against BRS.

Tulasi Reddy reminisced about Congress's historical stronghold in the Telugu states, emphasizing the party's potential to reclaim power in Andhra Pradesh in the upcoming general polls. The slogan "Yesterday Karnataka, Today Telangana, and Tomorrow AP" echoed a vision for the party to revive its golden era.

In Satya Sai district, DCC President and former MLA Sudhakar of Congress, along with Anantapur DCC President B. Prathap Reddy, joined in the celebrations, underscoring the collective jubilation of Congress supporters over their success in Telangana.