Nara Bhuvaneswari has launched her 'Nijam Gelavali' (truth should prevail) initiative on Wednesday.
Bhuvaneswari has undertaken this program as part of the fight against the illegal arrest of Chandrababu Naidu.
She aims to bring to light the political vendetta behind the false cases filed against Chandrababu.
The TDP supremo has been in jail for the past 46 days, and Bhuvaneswari will express gratitude to all those who have taken to the streets to show solidarity with Chandrababu.
During her Nijam Gelavali tour, Bhuvaneswari will offer solace to the family members of all those who lost their lives unable to withstand the illegal arrest and judicial remand of Chandrababu.
She will assure the families of those who passed away after Chandrababu was sent to jail that the TDP will support them.
On the first day, Wednesday, Bhuvaneswari will participate in various programs organized in the Chandragiri Assembly segment.
She will visit the families of K Chinnappa from Nedragunta village of Pakala mandal, who passed away on September 25, and A Praveen Reddy of Chandragiri, who succumbed on October 17 unable to endure Chandrababu's arrest.
The Nijam Gelavali program will witness active participation from women and local residents on its inaugural day on Wednesday.
On Thursday, she will organize the program in Tirupati, and on Friday, it will be held in Srikalahasti.
Bhuvaneswari, who is in Tirupati, had a darshan of Lord Venkateswara on Tirumala Hills and later proceeded to Naravaripalle, where she performed special poojas to Goddess Gangamma and Goddess Nagalamma.