Eenadu Exposing AP’s Major Problem Before Polls
The tdp has long claimed that YSRC, the party in power in AP, has been utilizing fraudulent votes to win elections. The attention has been drawn to a positive report in this regard by Eenadu. In the home constituency of Balineni Srinivasulu Reddy, Konijedu, there is a sophisticated fake votes program, according to a thorough and in-depth analysis by Eenadu.
There are reportedly hundreds of votes in this district assigned to houses with the digits 0, 00, 000, 0000, and others. There are no formal records with these house numbers. These votes are massively fraudulent. Not only that, but in the kondapi constituency there are tens of votes on the same home number. Additionally, this vote list includes more than 2000 votes for deceased members. There seem to be a lot of voter identification cards without even a house number. Given the data-size of the phony vote operation, tdp warriors claim that the ruling party may very possibly use these votes in the upcoming elections.
There are reportedly hundreds of votes in this district assigned to houses with the digits 0, 00, 000, 0000, and others. There are no formal records with these house numbers. These votes are massively fraudulent. Not only that, but in the kondapi constituency there are tens of votes on the same home number. Additionally, this vote list includes more than 2000 votes for deceased members. There seem to be a lot of voter identification cards without even a house number. Given the data-size of the phony vote operation, tdp warriors claim that the ruling party may very possibly use these votes in the upcoming elections.
If the lok sabha elections are held today in the State, a Times today Navbharat survey predicts a YSRCP clean sweep, setting the tone for the upcoming elections in Andhra Pradesh. According to the poll, the telugu desam party (TDP) and the Jana Sena party (JSP) would not receive any seats in the lok sabha, while the ruling party would gain 24 to 25. The tdp would have the consolation of gaining the lone remaining seat if the YSRCP ended up with 24 of the available 25 seats, it stated.