According to rumors,
tdp leader N
chandrababu naidu has chosen a
bc candidate to run in the
assembly constituency for the MLC elections. Seven MLC seats will become vacant on
march 29; voting is now taking place to fill them. All seven seats will be filled by members of the ruling
ysr Congress, which now holds 151 MLAs in the
house of 175 members. On Thursday, these candidates officially filed their nomination papers.
The
tdp is thinking of running a candidate and has 23 MLAs on its side. The
tdp seeks to cause a race by fielding an eighth candidate, despite the fact that four of its MLAs are with the
ysr Congress. According to sources,
chandrababu naidu has suggested Panchumarthi Anuradha, the party's spokeswoman, as their MLC candidate. Previously, Anuradha, a woman from
british Columbia, presided over the
vijayawada Municipal Corporation for five years.
It's interesting to note that the
tdp would need 25 votes to guarantee the
election victory of their candidate. The
tdp would undoubtedly lose the
election with only 19 MLAs counted and only 23 on record. The
party leader had chosen a lady from
british Columbia as a candidate for this reason. In the past, Naidu chose Varla Ramaiah, a
sc candidate, to run for the
rajya sabha seat despite the fact that he knew the
party would lose the conflict. It is known that Naidu selects
sc or
bc candidates for the vacant seats and only offers open seats to OCs.