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Dosapati Ramu elected President of Greater Hyderabad Lok Satta

Thirty-four-year-old Dosapati Ramu, a Master of Business Administration and software employee, has been elected President of the Greater Hyderabad unit of the Lok Satta Party.

The Independent Election Authority, which conducted the Lok Satta Party's organizational elections, announced today that the following have been elected to various other posts in the Greater Hyderabad unit:

Vice President – Srinivas Gorti

Vice President (Reserved for SC, ST, BC, minorities) – Vinod Yadav

Vice President (Reserved for women) – S. V. Gajanani

Vice President (Reserved for youth) - Satyanarayana Singarapu

Secretary – G. Venugopala Rao

Joint Secretaries – Bhavani Pericherla and Bhimasankara Sastry

Joint Secretary (Reserved for youth) – Sivaramakrishna

Joint Secretary ((Reserved for SC, ST, BC, minorities) – Babu Anand Undra

Monday, April 8, 2013 - 12:39

Lok Satta elections an example to all parties: Dr.JP

Lok Satta Party national President Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan today hoped that the party’s organizational elections by secret ballot would promote internal democracy and serve as an example to all other parties.

Dr. JP was talking to media after exercising his franchise in the elections to the post of the State party President and office-bearers of the Greater Hyderabad unit.

Dr. JP pointed out that democracy alone facilitated people with different outlooks and backgrounds to work for a common goal under democratically elected leadership. In the party elections, the vote of the ordinary party worker had the same value as that of the national president.

Dr. JP said the Independent Election Authority headed by Mr. Kaki Madhava Rao conducted the elections in an exemplary manner. He congratulated party workers who took part in the elections enthusiastically.

Mr. Katari Srinivasa Rao and Mr. Kongara Gangadhara Rao, who contested for the post of the State party President, thanked the party and its President Dr. JP for enabling ordinary workers to contest for the top post in the party. Both of them pledged to work for the party whoever won in the race.

The polling for the president’s election which began in different districts on April 5 concluded today. Counting of votes and declaration of the result will take place on April 10.

Sunday, April 7, 2013 - 21:06

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