Situation Positive For KCR Despite Anti-Incumbency
A major news organisation conducted a detailed survey throughout Telangana's districts to determine the public's opinion of the government, as well as their expectations and grievances. In some sections of the state, there is an anti-incumbency tsunami, and as a result, the congress and bjp are gaining ground. Yes, seeing the congress ahead of the bjp in several regions is surprising. telangana State has been in existence for eight years now. The state's next general election will be held in december 2023.
The most recent event is that the congress is attempting to re-inhale after a long period of inactivity. The bjp is also making a comeback, but it is trailing congress in the polls. This time, the contest will be a triangular one between the trs, the congress, and the BJP. The largest advantage for trs, though, is that the anti-incumbency vote would be split between the congress and the BJP. Both the congress and the bjp would never work together to dethrone the TRS. trs might become the single-largest party in this fashion. In telangana State as a whole, 39 percent support trs, 31 percent support congress, and 28 percent support BJP. Only 2% of people are in a NOTA mood.
TRS is expected to lose a large number of seats this time, even if it usurps power in the end. It wouldn't be easy, and there would be a lot of groundwork to be done before december 2023. In over 40 constituencies, the congress is demonstrating its strength, including the former district regions of Nalgonda, Mahaboob Nagar, Adilabad, and Rangareddy. The bjp is lagging behind in terms of developing a cadre in the state. It isn't even close to the standard set by Congress. According to the current poll, this party may have a presence in 10-15 constituencies.