Payyavula initially ran for and was elected as an
mla in the 1994
election, representing the
uravakonda seat in the Anantapur
district of unified Andhra Pradesh. In that
election, the
tdp emerged victorious. After then, the
tdp came to power even though
payyavula lost the 1999 election. Both the 2004 and 2009
elections were won by
payyavula keshav, but the
tdp was relegated to the opposition role when
congress took control. In 2014,
payyavula lost even though the
tdp took control.
2019 saw Keshav triumph when the YSRCP took office. With the coalition coming to power when
payyavula keshav won the most recent
election, the feeling that had lasted up to that point was broken.
The
uravakonda seat was granted the position of
minister after 39 years. In 1985, Gurram Narayanappa, the victor from this constituency, was appointed as a minister. Nobody else had the good fortune to be appointed to the position after that. Senior
tdp leader
payyavula keshav was appointed to the
cabinet after all these years. In 1994, Keshav won his first
election as an
mla and went on to win four more occasions. He ran for
office seven times in a row from the
uravakonda constituency. Despite the TDP's ascent to power in 2014, Keshav lost. He received the title of MLC but was not appointed minister. This time, Keshav was appointed
minister, honouring the desires of the constituency's residents.