The opposition
tdp is prepared for its two-day annual Mahanadu, which will begin on May 27 in Rajamahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh. The party's second Mahanadu would take place at Rajamahendravaram. The first Mahanadu was conducted in 1993, and in the succeeding
elections held in 1994, the
party returned to power. Bandaru Satyanarayana Murthy,
kambhampati Rammohan Rao, and the
youth organizer Chintakayala Ajay, all senior
party figures, went through the preparations being made at the site for the two-day event.
Discussions on the first day will center on the shortcomings of the current administration, its populist policies, and the steps that the
tdp would need to take to overthrow it. The second day will be devoted to the resolutions and the May 28 ceremonies honoring the 100th birthday of N T Rama Rao, the party's founder and former chief minister. On Friday, the party's politburo met at Rajamahendravaram. The politburo meeting was presided over by
party leader and former
chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu. The Mahanadu must be a success, the politburo meeting urged the party's membership. The two-day Mahandu, which starts on Saturday, was given the go-ahead during the politburo meeting.
The
party would have a public forum and delegate meeting on May 28. The
party will probably provide a draught of their platform for the general
election in 2024. 20 resolutions are anticipated to be adopted at the summit, 14 of which will likely be connected to
andhra pradesh and the remaining 16 to
telangana and the nation as a whole. For the Mahanadu site, where the
party will hold discussions and have delegates assemble, the
party officials had prepared 60 acres of open terrain. The parking and food stands were prepared on an additional 150 acres of open area.