Gaddam Vivek Venkatswamy

[2] During November 2023, Vivek Venkataswamy officially stepped down from the BJP and rejoined the Congress party, along with his son Vamsi, during Rahul Gandhi's visit to Hyderabad.

He belongs to Mala community.Growing up in a household deeply entrenched in public service, Vivek developed a strong sense of responsibility towards society, which shaped his future political career.

Vivek is known for his leadership in the Telangana movement, his commitment to public welfare, and his role in continuing his family’s long-standing relationship with the Indian National Congress.

Vivek began his political career with the Indian National Congress and quickly rose to prominence due to his dedication to public service and his ability to connect with the masses.

His leadership during the rail roko agitation and other significant protests played a key role in bringing attention to the cause of Telangana’s statehood.

Through the Visaka Charitable Trust, Vivek has overseen the distribution of over 100 crore rupees towards social welfare initiatives such as building water borewells, schools, and promoting women’s entrepreneurship.

Vivek’s efforts helped the Congress Party win seven important seats in Pedapalli, contributing to forming the government in Telangana.

Vivek Venkatswamy continues to carry forward the legacy of his father, Kaka Garu, through his commitment to public service, education, and social justice.