CJP Holds Telangana Meet Amid South India Expansion Drive
Telangana volunteer meet focuses on grassroots mobilisation, voter awareness and organisational outreach
- CJP holds volunteer meeting in Hyderabad.
- Telangana becomes a focus of South India expansion.
- Vijay Reddy Mallangi leads the South Zone organisational effort.
- CJP steps up its Election Commission reform campaign.
GG News Bureau
Hyderabad, 28th Sept: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is stepping up its organisational expansion across South India, with Telangana emerging as a key focus of its grassroots mobilisation and political outreach.
The CJP Telangana unit held a volunteer meeting at Lamakaan in Hyderabad on Sunday, bringing together members from different parts of the state, including the Warangal team.
The programme was led by South Zone In-Charge and National Media Lead Vijay Reddy Mallangi, along with South Zone Coordinators Stanley Korani, Ashok Uppu and Sreeja Reddy.
Mallangi has been assigned responsibility for expanding the organisation across Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala. CJP had earlier named Mallangi as its Media Lead and Head of the South Zone as part of its national organisational structure.
The organisation’s expansion plan includes setting up state- and district-level committees, mobilising members and implementing its nationwide programmes.
The Hyderabad meeting comes as CJP has intensified its campaign around electoral-roll revision and Election Commission accountability. On September 24, the organisation announced its nationwide “Election Commission Thik Karo” campaign and demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, along with an independent inquiry into issues it has raised regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
CJP’s demands are its stated political positions and allegations and should not be treated as established findings against the Election Commission.
The organisation has also announced a series of protests beginning in Mumbai on October 2, followed by programmes in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Prayagraj and Delhi.
The Telangana volunteer meeting focused on organisational mobilisation, constitutional values and voter-rights awareness, as CJP seeks to build a structured grassroots network across the southern states.
