The ruling alliance has won all 13 local body seats in Andhra Pradesh’s Nellore Rural constituency, according to MLA Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy, who described the result as a 100 per cent strike rate for the coalition in the Corporation, ZPTC and MPTC elections.
Sridhar Reddy and TDP state official spokesperson Kotamreddy Giridhar Reddy addressed a press conference at the MLA’s office after the results were announced on Monday. They thanked voters, party leaders and workers for supporting the alliance candidates.
The MLA said the alliance had secured victory in all 13 local body seats in the constituency, comprising one Zilla Praja Parishad Territorial Constituency (ZPTC) seat and 12 Mandal Praja Parishad Territorial Constituency (MPTC) seats. His statement was reported by Deccan Chronicle.
Sridhar Reddy attributed the result to development works carried out in the constituency. He also said the winning candidates had received more votes than he secured in the previous Assembly elections, presenting the result as evidence of continued support among the electorate.
The outcome gives the alliance control across the local body seats cited by the MLA and places the result within the wider political structure through which rural civic administration is represented. ZPTC and MPTC institutions form part of Andhra Pradesh’s local governance system, linking constituency-level politics with the administration of rural development and public services.
Sridhar Reddy called Nellore Rural a stronghold of the Telugu Desam Party and said the victory had increased the alliance’s responsibility towards residents. He urged party leaders and workers not to become complacent or arrogant after the result and asked them to continue working responsibly.
The MLA also projected the result as a sign of the alliance’s future electoral strength. He expressed confidence that the alliance parties would win every seat in the 2029 elections. That forecast was made at the press conference and was not accompanied in the report by a detailed breakdown of vote margins, turnout or the official election authority’s consolidated results.
For local governance in Nellore Rural, the immediate significance of the result is the alliance’s reported sweep of the constituency’s 13 ZPTC and MPTC seats. The next phase will depend on how the elected representatives and the alliance leadership translate the political mandate into work through the local body system.
