CM clears names for appointment of new DCCB and DCMS chairpersons
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Vijayawada: Chief minister
Chandrababu Naidu
has cleared names for appointment of chairpersons to District Cooperative Central Banks (DCCBs) and District Cooperative Marketing Societies (DCMS) in the state. The posts of both DCCBs and DCMS were filled through nomination in 10 districts. While one DCCB and one DCMS chairperson post were granted to
Jana Sena
, leading partner of NDA alliance
TDP
took the remaining 18 posts.
Since the bifurcation of the DCCBs and DCMS based on the new district was not completed, the posts have been filled up for the combined districts. Former minister and senior TDP leader, Nettem Raghuram of Jaggaiahpet was appointed as DCCB chairman of Krishna district. Raghuram has been acting as TDP district party president for the past several years. Several senior leaders who could not get opportunity to contest assembly elections were accommodated in the nominated posts.
New DCCB chiefs
S Sivannarayana (Srikakulam), Kona Tatarao (Janasena-Visakhapatnam), Kimidi Nagarjuna (Vizianagaram), Makkena Mallikharjuna Rao (Guntur), Nettem Raghuram (Krishna), Dhanunjay Reddy (Nellore), Amasa Rajasekhara Reddy (Chittoor), Kesava Reddy (Ananthapuram), D Vishnuvardhan Reddy (Kurnool), B Suryanarayana Reddy (Kadapa)
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New DCMS chiefs
Avinash Chowdary (Srikakulam), Gompa Krishna (Vizianagaram), K Balaji (Visakhapatnam), Vadranam Haribabu (Guntur), Bandi Ramakrishna (Janasena-Krishna), G Nageswara Rao (Nellore), Subramanyam Naidu (Chittoor), Nettem Venkateswarlu (Ananthapuram), G Nageswara Yadav (Kurnool), Y Jayaprakash (Kadapa)
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