Dubbak campaigning ends today

As campaigning for Dubbak bypoll is coming to finish on Sunday, voters are in a dilemma. For lots of them, it is just the ruling TRS that may tackle their issues, however for a lot of, it’s the BJP, being in energy on the Centre.

Some leaders from submerging villages becoming a member of the TRS has stunned lots of them. There is an underlying worry as nicely. “Will the government release compensation if another party wins?”, requested a villager on situation of anonymity.

S. Sujatha from the TRS, Ch. Srinivas Reddy from Congress and M. Raghunandan Rao from BJP, are attempting their luck from Dubbak.

Finance Minister Harish Rao had dealt with the campaigning nicely. He had focused the youth, girls and farmers, by holding a number of conferences with them. He had additionally pursued the oustees of submerging villages of Mallannasagar to hitch TRS.

By giving ticket to Srinivas Reddy, the Congress has strengthened its place and dependence on the picture of former minister the late Ch. Muthyam Reddy, who developed the constituency throughout his tenure as minister in Telugu Desam regime. AICC leaders Manickam Tagore, Bosu Raju, TPCC leaders N. Uttam Kumar Reddy, Ponnam Prabhakar, A. Revanth Reddy and others have been taking part within the campaigns.

The BJP had mobilised a lot of activists for campaigning. Though it was initially solely Raghunandan Rao, slowly all the highest leaders took half.

Party president and Lok Sabha member Bandi Sanjay turned the centre of consideration in campaigning. The social gathering has been specializing in youth in villages and exposing the unfulfilled guarantees of job for every household and unemployment allowance. Union Minister of State for Home G. Kishan Reddy, and senior chief D. Aravind additionally took half within the campaigning.