Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) Working President T Jagga Reddy and his wife Nirmala entered the second day of their continuous sit-in protest at the Ambedkar statue near the Old Bus Stand in Sangareddy. The demonstration expresses solidarity with AICC leader Rahul Gandhi’s nationwide campaign demanding the immediate resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged electoral discrepancies and voter list irregularities.

TPCC Working President Jagga Reddy and Nirmala initiated the sit-in protest to reinforce Rahul Gandhi’s national movement against the Election Commission of India. Party leaders contend that the ongoing agitation is critical to safeguarding democratic rights, ensuring voting fairness, and holding constitutional authorities accountable to the public.

What Key Demands Are Being Raised By Jagga Reddy?

The primary demand raised by Jagga Reddy, Nirmala, and local Congress supporters is the immediate resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Demonstrators emphasize that the ongoing agitation aims to protect the democratic voting rights of Indian citizens, restore public faith in electoral processes, and challenge administrative overreach. They asserted that their local protest in Sangareddy will continue until their political objectives are fully realized.

Jagga Reddy confirmed that their sit-in protest will continue around the clock for as long as Rahul Gandhi’s national fight persists. Congress cadre, local public representatives, and various social organization members continue arriving at the Sangareddy protest site to express strong political solidarity. Demonstrators maintain that this ongoing local agitation will remain active to mobilize public support and defend democratic voting rights across Telangana.