AICC General Secretary Ashok Gehlot would visit Hyderabad in the last week of this month to discuss the party's preparations for the 2019 Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, besides organisational issues.
The former Rajasthan Chief Minister, who coordinated the party's strategy in Karnataka after the Assembly polls, along with Ghulam Nabi Azad, would also deliberate on "empowering" leadership in the reserved constituencies, Telangana Congress spokesperson Sravan Dasoju said.
Congress, the main opposition in Telangana, took up a 'bus yatra' recently to highlight the alleged failures of the TRS government.
It hopes to come to power in the state after the 2019 Legislative Assembly elections.
Telangana has 17 Lok Sabha constituencies.
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