Teachers MLC Election Proves Strong Anti-Incumbency Against BRS

Teachers MLC Election | Hyderabad, March 17 (Maxim news):  The victory of BJP candidate AVN Reddy from Mahabubnagar-Ranga Reddy-Hyderabad Teachers Constituency clearly indicates that all sections of people including the teachers community are fed up with the Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao‘s government. 

The teachers have expressed their agony with their votes in the MLC elections, this has been said by the BJP official spokesperson N. V. Subhas  and added that BRS will meet the same fate in the upcoming Assembly elections for its anti incumbent policies, he predicted. 

In a statement issued to the media, today, the BJP spokesperson strongly condemned the arrest of BJP leaders and Cadre including state party chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar and demanded a probe by a sitting judge into the leakage of TSPSC Recruitment exams.

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State chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao and his son Minister KTR are trying to Squeeze throat of BJP by arresting them who are protesting peacefully in demand of probe and for the cause of  aspirants agony who are supposed to appear in the exam for which paper were leaked, Subhash condemned lathicharge on BJP workers in which several BJP party workers were injured and hospitalised.

It is known that AVN Reddy had contested as the candidate of the BJP-affiliated teachers’ union. According to official report, Reddy secured 13,436 votes, crossing the required quota of 12,709 ballots to emerge victorious. He was declared elected after 21 rounds of counting, defeating his nearest rival G. Chennakesava Reddy of the PRTU.

According to returning officer Priyanka Ala, a total of 25,868 votes were cast, and the winning candidate required 12,709 of them. The counting of second-preference votes was started because no candidate received more than 50% of the first-preference votes.

Out of the total of 21 candidates, 19 were eliminated when the counting was stopped on Thursday night. AVN Reddy was leading by 943 votes over Chennakesava Reddy. Polling in the constituency spread over nine districts was held on March 13. A total of 90.40 percent of polling was recorded.

According to officials, a total of 29,720 voters cast their votes. (Maxim News) 

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