After LS polls, Telangana parties now gearing up for key MLC by-poll
To win over voters in the May 27 by-election, the candidates of the incumbent congress, the opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), and the bharatiya janata party (BJP) are competing with one another.
Palla Rajeshwar reddy of the BRS resigned after winning election to the assembly in november 2023 from the Jangaon seat, creating the vacancy.
In an attempt to hold onto the seat, the BRS has fielded A. Rakesh reddy, who had joined it shortly before the assembly elections after being turned down for a ticket from the warangal constituency and had left the BJP.
G. Premender reddy, the state general secretary for the bjp, is running again; in 2021, he came in fourth.
The main contenders have stepped up their campaigns. They are going door-to-door to canvass support for the next by-election.
Academician M. Kodandaram, the president of telangana Jana Samiti (TJS), ran for office in this MLC seat in 2021 but came in third. Allegations surdata-faced suggesting that voters were given money in an attempt to unseat Kodandaram, a fierce opponent of BRS President and former chief minister K. chandrasekhar Rao (KCR).
Kodandaram supported the congress in the most recent assembly elections, and the congress reciprocated by selecting him to the Legislative Council under the Governor's quota.
Teenmaar Mallanna is certain that she can unseat BRS since she has the support of ministers and chief minister A. revanth Reddy.
In the graduates' constituency, 33 of the 34 MLAs are members of the ruling party.
The BRS, whose commanders refer to Mallanna as a "blackmailer," is making every effort to defeat him. Mallanna is the owner of a YouTube channel where kcr and his family are frequently criticized. He was taken into custody for allegedly making disparaging remarks and postings about kcr while BRS was in government.
Voters are being urged by the BRS to choose the intelligent candidate Rakesh reddy, who finished his graduate studies in the United States. To get the backing of graduates, the bjp is counting on the PM narendra modi factor.
The state's major political figures are also awaiting the outcome of a subsequent by-election.
The mahabubnagar Local Authorities' Constituency conducted a by-election to the Legislative Council on march 28, with the vote count set for april 2. But in light of the model code of conduct that was established for the lok sabha elections, the election commission decided to push out the counting to june 2.
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