Parties eyeing support of social groups

As the marketing campaign for the byelection to the Tirupati (SC) parliamentary constituency reaches its pinnacle, political events try to succeed in out to the social groups in an obvious bid to get the votes en bloc.

As each political group has the invisible backing of one main ahead caste or the opposite, the main focus now’s on interesting to the OBC and SC voters.

Having recognized 56 Backward Classes and fashioned welfare companies for them, the ruling YSRCP feels it’s in an advantageous place with respect to getting the OBC votes.

The chairpersons nominated to the companies are working in a single day to show the support of their respective communities in favour of the ruling get together.

The TDP, which claimed to be the saviour of OBCs until the 2019 elections, is hopeful of successful again their support.

With the Jana Sena Party hoping to get the Balija votes into its kitty, the BJP is projecting how a pacesetter of the OBC class may change into the Prime Minister beneath the BJP rule.

The events are resorting to critical ‘hair-splitting’ on the caste composition.

Satyavedu, Gudur and Sullurpet have an enormous inhabitants of Scheduled Castes. Among the OBCs, Yadavs have the best vote share within the Tirupati Assembly phase, whereas Mudiraj in Satyavedu, Palle Reddy in Srikalahasti, Padmasali (weavers) in Venkatagiri, fishermen in Gudur and Sarvepalli are recognized to be the deciding components.

Similarly, the Dudekula Muslim group, tagged beneath BC-E class, is extensively unfold throughout Srikalahasti, Venkatagiri and Gudur segments.

Every get together is holding a closed-door assembly in star motels with the most important communities to hunt their support.

The BJP is eager on wiping its ‘anti-Muslim’ tag by reaching out to the group by explaining the achievements of the Central authorities, particularly the abolition of ‘triple talaq’. Similar conferences had been held with north Indian communities comparable to Jains and Kumawats.