For the past few months, concerns are being raised about the possible misuse of data that is collected by the volunteers in Andhra Pradesh.
Pawan Kalyan first raised this point and then it was lapped up by other opposition parties.
Cut to now, Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu is said to be devising an elaborate plan to checkmate and uproot the volunteers’ system in AP.
Reportedly, Chandrababu is planning a ‘Kutumba Sarathi’ program which will be extensively used by TDP for the election campaigning.The plan is to rope in as many as 6 lakh people from the TDP cadre for this program.
There will be two representatives for every 60 houses in Andhra Pradesh with one of them being a woman.
The job of these Kutumba Saradhi representatives will be to collect information about the troubles that are being faced by the common public and convey the same to TDP high command.
The party will then analyze the data and come up with solutions for the same in its extended election manifesto.
These representatives will also play a key role in taking the TDP manifesto into the public in the lead up to the coming election.The program will be coming to effect from the 22nd of September and it will be a principal force for TDP in the coming election.
