YSR Congress Accuses Election Commision for Biased Approach
The verdict from andhra pradesh The election commission has been accused by the congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress of prejudice in handling complaints regarding violence during and after voting places, as well as in the way the state's elections are conducted.
Sajjala ramakrishna REDDY' target='_blank' title='ramakrishna reddy-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ramakrishna reddy, the general secretary of the YSRCP, claimed that the police were doing nothing to put an end to the violence and attacks that anti-social groups were carrying out against YSRCP members.
He called for the restoration of peace and security in the state, casting doubt on the election Commission's objectivity and responsiveness. He informed the media that the telugu desam party (TDP) was abusing its power to intimidate weaker and impoverished members of society and that police had not responded appropriately to reports about the violence it had used to disrupt elections and stymie YSRCP votes.
The head of the YSRCP mentioned that his party has filed complaints with the election commission and the director General of police in response to allegations of rioting in several locations, including Macharla, Tirupati, Tadipatri, and Palnadu.
Additionally, he expressed worry about the lack of sufficient investigation on the transfer of 29 officers—mostly police officers—prior to the polls. According to him, state bjp President D. Purandareshwari's complaints and violent incidents happened at the same time.
Sajjala ramakrishna REDDY' target='_blank' title='ramakrishna reddy-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ramakrishna reddy, the general secretary of the YSRCP, claimed that the police were doing nothing to put an end to the violence and attacks that anti-social groups were carrying out against YSRCP members.
He called for the restoration of peace and security in the state, casting doubt on the election Commission's objectivity and responsiveness. He informed the media that the telugu desam party (TDP) was abusing its power to intimidate weaker and impoverished members of society and that police had not responded appropriately to reports about the violence it had used to disrupt elections and stymie YSRCP votes.
The head of the YSRCP mentioned that his party has filed complaints with the election commission and the director General of police in response to allegations of rioting in several locations, including Macharla, Tirupati, Tadipatri, and Palnadu.
Additionally, he expressed worry about the lack of sufficient investigation on the transfer of 29 officers—mostly police officers—prior to the polls. According to him, state bjp President D. Purandareshwari's complaints and violent incidents happened at the same time.
Additionally, ramakrishna REDDY' target='_blank' title='ramakrishna reddy-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ramakrishna reddy brought up claims of illegal behaviour made by deepak Mishra, the police Observer for the election Commission. In response to Mishra's activities and their purported influence on violent episodes, he called for an impartial inquiry.
Fearing that the opposition might use violence during the vote-counting process, he said that tdp President chandrababu naidu incited disturbance and disseminated false information.
Fearing that the opposition might use violence during the vote-counting process, he said that tdp President chandrababu naidu incited disturbance and disseminated false information.