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Seven candidates enter the fray to fill six vacancies
Barring last hour developments to coincide with the withdrawal of nominations on Monday, election to the Telangana Legislative Council from the Assembly constituency looks like a keen contest with seven candidates of TRS, Congress and Telugu Desam entering the fray to fill six vacancies when the nominations closed on Thursday.
The TRS went ahead and fielded five candidates, banking on the support of members from other parties, though a win was assured for only four. The Congress and Telugu Desam, the latter with the support of its alliance partner BJP, nominated one candidate each.
Justifying fielding the fifth candidate, Deputy Chief Minister Kadiam Srihari, who was one of the candidates to file his nomination on behalf of TRS, said there was no need for the party to indulge in “bargaining” with a view to promote cross voting as MLAs across parties were keen to strengthen the hands of the government to build a ‘golden Telangana’.
His claim was disputed by Leader of Opposition in Assembly K. Jana Reddy who said that the TRS was trying to threaten and lure MLAs of other parties to vote for its candidates. The Congress will approach the court seeking open ballot like in Rajya Sabha to check cross voting.
The seven candidates to file nominations on Thursday were: Mr. Srihari, Roads and Buildings Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao, Nethi Vidyasagar Rao, K. Yadava Reddy and B. Venkateswarlu (TRS), Akula Lalita (Congress) and Vem Narender Reddy (TDP). Resenting the nomination of Mr. Narender Reddy, an MLC of TDP, Arikela Narsa Reddy whose term expired recently, threatened to quit the party.
The filing of nominations was preceded by hectic consultations between TDP and BJP since early morning. Leaders of the TDP, which did not declare its candidate till the afternoon, rushed to the residence of Union Minister Bandaru Dattatreya in the morning to suggest that the seat be left to the party. Later, Mr. Dattatreya and BJP floor leader in Assembly K. Laxman met TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu at the party office.
Council polls: Telangana poised for keen contest - The Hindu
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Barring last hour developments to coincide with the withdrawal of nominations on Monday, election to the Telangana Legislative Council from the Assembly constituency looks like a keen contest with seven candidates of TRS, Congress and Telugu Desam entering the fray to fill six vacancies when the nominations closed on Thursday.
The TRS went ahead and fielded five candidates, banking on the support of members from other parties, though a win was assured for only four. The Congress and Telugu Desam, the latter with the support of its alliance partner BJP, nominated one candidate each.
Justifying fielding the fifth candidate, Deputy Chief Minister Kadiam Srihari, who was one of the candidates to file his nomination on behalf of TRS, said there was no need for the party to indulge in “bargaining” with a view to promote cross voting as MLAs across parties were keen to strengthen the hands of the government to build a ‘golden Telangana’.
His claim was disputed by Leader of Opposition in Assembly K. Jana Reddy who said that the TRS was trying to threaten and lure MLAs of other parties to vote for its candidates. The Congress will approach the court seeking open ballot like in Rajya Sabha to check cross voting.
The seven candidates to file nominations on Thursday were: Mr. Srihari, Roads and Buildings Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao, Nethi Vidyasagar Rao, K. Yadava Reddy and B. Venkateswarlu (TRS), Akula Lalita (Congress) and Vem Narender Reddy (TDP). Resenting the nomination of Mr. Narender Reddy, an MLC of TDP, Arikela Narsa Reddy whose term expired recently, threatened to quit the party.
The filing of nominations was preceded by hectic consultations between TDP and BJP since early morning. Leaders of the TDP, which did not declare its candidate till the afternoon, rushed to the residence of Union Minister Bandaru Dattatreya in the morning to suggest that the seat be left to the party. Later, Mr. Dattatreya and BJP floor leader in Assembly K. Laxman met TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu at the party office.
Council polls: Telangana poised for keen contest - The Hindu
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communal modi is all they see
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Way to go. Talk directly to the people and render the media propaganda redundant. 
BJP to hold mass outreach exercise akin to pre-election blitz
In a massive outreach exercise similar to BJP's pre-election blitz, the party will hold 200 rallies on completion of one year by its government with Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the first in Deen Dayal Upadhyay's native village on May 25, and 5000 public meetings.
BJP to hold mass outreach exercise akin to pre-election blitz
In a massive outreach exercise similar to BJP's pre-election blitz, the party will hold 200 rallies on completion of one year by its government with Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the first in Deen Dayal Upadhyay's native village on May 25, and 5000 public meetings.
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Secular Classes on topic any main stream media picking it up
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What was this add for?
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Free coaching for the minorities in various exams (Kerala PSC ,UPSC,Civil service ...etc) ,an initiative by Most secular state govt
Its just vote bank politics..Everyone in Kerala knows that minorities are their main vote bank,So they will do these appeasement policies to keep their base..
But what you guys(i think you are a BJP worker) and other hindu associations doing in Kerala??..haven't seen any traces of protest or demonstration yet...
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creating awareness is much better than protests ,and Social media is the best platform for that ....
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Retards are still shameless as ever shouting suit boot.
Meanwhile, more skeletons tumble out of the Congi closet of corruption:
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Meanwhile, more skeletons tumble out of the Congi closet of corruption:
Great work by Irani now plz do some real work in your ministry
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