When a Whole Village refused to Vote in AP Elections
It is known that polling will be held for 17 parliamentary seats in telangana today. In this order, the police have made strong security at every place so that polling will continue smoothly without any untoward incident. But it must be said that the voters are facing some difficulties as the EVMs are barking in some places. At the same time, voters are refusing to vote in some other places. It will become a sensation to announce that not one or two but the whole town is boycotting the polling.
After the results of the election, the leaders who were seen in the crowd till then won't even show their data-face after winning. Nadhu does not seem to care about the problems of the voters who voted and won. That's why when the elections come, the voters keep doing what they want to do by deposing the leaders. Here all the voters of a village have decided the same. In this order, he protested that there is no point in voting properly on the polling day. A similar incident came to light in a village under shadnagar of Rangareddy district.
The families of Kodichers in kothur refused to vote. The villagers demanded that a polling center should be set up in the newly formed panchayat Kodicherla Tanda, which is four kilometers away from Kodicherla, which is a joint panchayat. But as the election officials did not pay attention, the whole town gathered on the road and protested. They said that they are boycotting polling. After learning about this, the police and MMARVO reached there and promised to set up a polling center by the next election, and finally the whole town agreed to vote.
After the results of the election, the leaders who were seen in the crowd till then won't even show their data-face after winning. Nadhu does not seem to care about the problems of the voters who voted and won. That's why when the elections come, the voters keep doing what they want to do by deposing the leaders. Here all the voters of a village have decided the same. In this order, he protested that there is no point in voting properly on the polling day. A similar incident came to light in a village under shadnagar of Rangareddy district.
The families of Kodichers in kothur refused to vote. The villagers demanded that a polling center should be set up in the newly formed panchayat Kodicherla Tanda, which is four kilometers away from Kodicherla, which is a joint panchayat. But as the election officials did not pay attention, the whole town gathered on the road and protested. They said that they are boycotting polling. After learning about this, the police and MMARVO reached there and promised to set up a polling center by the next election, and finally the whole town agreed to vote.