Naveen Yadav First Reaction To The Victory
Hyderabad, Nov 14 (Maxim News): Congress candidate naveen Yadav won the Jubilee Hills by elections with a landslide victory. He secured 98,945 votes and won with a majority of 24,711. Reacting to the victory, Naveen Yadav said that he will uphold the trust placed in him by the people. He said that he will take the problems to the attention of the CM and resolve them. “BRS has made many allegations against my family members. They have done nothing in ten years, they have made allegations against us without being able to say anything,” he commented.
“I will not do partisan politics. I will bring more funds and develop Jubilee Hills further. Development is my agenda. The people of Jubilee Hills voted for me with a huge majority. I bow to the people of Jubilee Hills,” said Naveen Yadav. (Maxim News)
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