A shortage of candidates
Union Minister Kishan Reddy is unhappy with the plight of BJP and the situation is the same in TDP
Hyderabad: The shock has started with the candidates for BJP and TDP in the race. The party leaders were shocked that no field level leaders came forward to contest from the respective parties. Except in some strong wards, there are no records of anyone applying for tickets in the remaining municipalities and corporation wards. It seems that BJP has not filed nominations for Kamal in about thirty to forty wards. It is reported that even Union Home Assistant Minister G. Kishan Reddy expressed amazement at this development. He is shocked by the current situation even though the BJP has prepared in every way ahead of all the parties for the municipal elections.
It is known that he is unhappy with the local leaders on the same issue. As part of the municipal elections, nominations for all 2727 wards ended two days ago. The fact that the candidates did not file nominations on behalf of the party in about 30 percent of these seats has become a topic of discussion. The Puraporu nominations festival is once again an example to state that the Kamalam leaders have repeatedly said that they are an alternative to the ruling TRS in Telangana, but they are failing in practice. Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Secunderabad MP Kishan Reddy came to the state party office on Saturday. It seems that he expressed deep dissatisfaction with this matter. It is learned that he questioned the cluster in-charges about the non-filing of nominations in several wards on behalf of the party in Ibrahimpatnam and Maheswaram areas on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
It is reported that they got a little angry because they did not get a proper answer from them. The Telugu Desam Party is also facing the same situation. The president of the state branch of the party L. In spite of Ramana’s announcement, it seems that more than 50 percent of the wards are candidates for bicycle. Apart from Khammam, Nalgonda, Suryapet, Mahabubnagar and joint Rangareddy districts, TDP did not field much nominations in the rest of the district.
In some places, it seems doubtful that even if the party candidates are in the ring, they will be in the contest till the end. On the whole, Kamal, who wants to show his power in Purapora, and TDP, who is trying to maintain his presence, got unexpected shocks in the process of nominations. In this background, it seems that it has been decided to support the candidates of the Congress party in the wards where the respective parties are not strong. It is reported that there are opportunities to support independent candidates and TRS rebels in some other wards.
