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Hyderabad: Akhil Bharatiya Hindu Mahasabha (ABHM) has decided to extend its full support to TRS and Caretaker CM of Telangana, Mr. KCR.

Releasing a press statement, the national president of ABHM, Sri Ramanuja Vrathadhara Jeeyar Swamy told that Mr. KCR is struggling hard to protect Hindu Sanatan Dharma after assuming charge as CM of TS. He has set an example for the entire country.

The Swamy also said that despite holding Constitutional Position of secular nature, Mr. KCR boldly worked for the protection of Hindu religion. He organized Yagna for the peace and solidarity of the country and humanity. There is no precedence of this kind throughout the country as a result of which he has been able to attract the attention of the people, Swamy added.

The Swami further told that Mr. KCR renovated Yadadri Temple of Bhongir. CM of TS also got repairs done to Bhadravati, Vemulawada, Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swami, Basara Saraswati and many other old temples.

Through Chief Minister’s Dhupa Deepa Naivedyam Scheme, KCR has been providing financial assistance of Rs. 6000 per month to more than 3000 temples. He is also providing funds for the promotion of Hindu culture and religion. He is also seeking advice from Hindu saints and honouring them. In addition to it, certain festivals are being celebrated officially. Through all these activities, Mr. KCR has proved that he is the protector of Hindu religion and culture.

The Swami in his statement appealed to Hindu community to ensure the success of Mr. KCR so that CM of TS could maintain Dharma.

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Reminding Telugu Desam Party leaders that the party was founded to fight the Congress, he said that the supposed pre-poll alliance between the TDP and the Congress was ‘unethical’. He said that the Congress and TDP would soon face existential crisis in the State and added that the pre-poll alliance between Congress and TDP would help the TRS win more seats that 2014, in the next elections.

Reminding that TRS contested without the support of any party in 2014, the Minister made it clear that the TRS does not need open or secrete agreements with any other party.

Stating that his victory from Suryapet Assembly constituency was a cake walk for him, he assured that he would work for the development of Suryapet.

Suryapet Municipal Chairperson Ganduri Pravallika Prakash and other TRS leaders also participated in the rally…

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Minister for Power and SC Dev G Jagadish Reddy on Saturday exuded confidence that the TRS candidates will win all the 12 Assembly constituencies in erstwhile Nalgonda district.

Jagadish Reddy was accorded a grand welcome by his supporters with a rally from SV College to his camp office in Suryapet, on his arrival to the Assembly constituency, his first visit after CM K Chandrashekhar Rao released the list of candidates contesting from 105 constituencies.

Minister for Power and SC Development G Jagadish Reddy on Saturday exuded confidence that the TRS candidates will win all the 12 Assembly constituencies in  Nalgonda district.

Jagadish Reddy was accorded a grand welcome by his supporters with a rally from SV College to his camp office in Suryapet, on his arrival to the Assembly constituency, his first visit after Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao released the list of candidates contesting from 105 constituencies.

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TRS alliance with MIM, no truck with others

Here is the candidate list:

Bhadradri Kothagudem

1. Bhadrachalam : Dr Thellam Venkat Rao
2. Pinapaka : Payam Venkateshwarlu
3. Ashwaraopet : Thati Venkateshwarlu
4. Yellendu : Koram Kanakaiah
5. Kothagudem : Jalagam Venkat Rao

Khammam

6. Khammam : Puvvada Ajay Kumar
7. Paleru : Tummala Nageshwar Rao
8. Wyra : Banoth Madan Lal
9. Madhira : Lingala Kamalraj
10. Sathupalli : Pidamarthi Ravi

Mahabubabad

11. Mahabubabad : Banoth Shanker Naik
12. Dornakal : D S Redya Naik

Warangal (Rural)

13. Parkala : Challa Dharma Reddy
14. Narsampet : Peddi Sudershan Reddy
15. Wardhannapet : Aroori Ramesh

Warangal (Urban)

16. Warangal West : Dasyam Vinay Bhasker

Jayashankar Bhupalapalli

17. Bhupalapalli : S Madhusudhana Chary
18. Mulugu : Ajmira Chandulal

Jangoan

19. Jangaon : Muthireddy Yadagiri Reddy
20. Station Ghanpur : Dr Thatikonda Rajaiah
21. Palakurthi : Errabelly Dayakar Rao

Nalgonda

22. Nalgonda : Kancharla Bhupal Reddy
23. Miryalaguda : N Bhasker Rao
24. Nagarjuna Sagar : Nomula Narsimaiah
25. Devrakonda : Ramavath Ravindra Kumar
26. Munugodu : Kusukuntla Prabhaker Reddy
27. Nakrekal : Vemula Veeresham

Suryapet

28. Suryapet : Gunthakandla Jagadeesh Reddy
29. Tungaturthi : Gyadari Kishore Kumar

Yadadri Bhuvanagiri

30. Aleru : Smt Gongidi Sunitha
31. Bhuvanagiri : Pylla Sekhar Reddy

Nizamabad

32. Nizamabad Urban : Ganesh Bigala
33. Nizamabad Rural : Bajireddy Goverdhan
34. Armoor : Ashannagari Jeevan Reddy
35. Balkonda : Vemula Prashanth Reddy
36. Bodhan : Shakeel Ahmed

Kamareddy

37. Banswada : Pocharam Srinivas Reddy
38. Kamareddy : Gampa Govardhan
39. Jukkal : Hanumanthu Shinde
40. Yellareddy : Enugu Ravinder Reddy

Adilabad

41. Adilabad : Jogu Ramanna
42. Boath : Rathod Babu Rao
43. Khanapur : Smt Rekha Naik

Asifabad

44. Asifabad : Smt Kova Laxmi
45. Sirpur Kagaz Nagar : Koneru Konappa

Nirmal

46. Nirmal : Allola Indra Karan Reddy
47. Mudhole : G Vittal Reddy

Mancheryal

48. Mancheryal : Nadipelli Diwakar Rao
49. Bellampally : Durgam Chinnaiah
50. Chennur : Balka Suman

Karimnagar

51. Karimnagar : Gangula Kamalakar
52. Huzurabad : Eetala Rajender
53. Manakondur : Rasamai Balakishan

Siricilla

54. Siricilla : K T Rama Rao
55. Vemulawada : Chennamaneni Ramesh

Jagityal

56. Jagityal : Dr M Sanjay Kumar
57. Korutla : Kalavakuntla Vidyasagar Rao
58. Dharmapuri : Koppula Eeshwar

Peddapally

59. Peddapally : Dasari Manohar Reddy
60. Manthani : Putta Madhukar
61. Ramagundam : Somarapu Sathyanarayana

Siddipet

62. Siddipet : Tanneru Harish Rao
63. Dubbaka : Solipeta Ramalinga Reddy
64. Gajwel : Kalvakuntla Chandrasekhar Rao
65. Husnabad : Vodithela Satish Kumar

Medak

66. Medak : Smt M Padma Devender Reddy
67. Narsapur : Chilumula Madan Reddy

Sangareddy

68. Sangareddy : Chintha Prabhakar
69. Narayankhed : M Bhupal Reddy
70. Andhole : Chanti Kranthi Kiran
71. Patancheruvu : Gudem Mahipal Reddy

Mahaboobngar

72. Mahaboobngar : V Srinivas Goud
73. Jadcherla : Dr Chernakola Laxma Reddy
74. Devarakadra : Ale Venkateshwar Reddy
75. Narayanpet : S Rajender Reddy
76. Makthal : Chittem Ram Mohan Reddy

Nagarkurnool

77. Nagarkurnool : Marri Janardhan Reddy
78. Kollapur : Jupally Krishna Rao
79. Achampet : Guvvala Bal Raj
80. Kalwakurthy : G Jaipal Yadav

Wanaparthy

81. Wanaparthy : Singi Reddy Niranjan Reddy

Gadwal

82. Gadwal : Bandla Krishna Mohan Reddy
83. Alampur : Vallur Mallepogu Abraham

Vikarabad

84. Parigi : Koppula Mahesh Reddy
85. Thandur : Patnam Mahender Reddy
86. Kodangal : Patnam Narender Reddy

Rangareddy

87. Shadnagar : Y Anjaiah Yadav
88. Rajendra Nagar : T Prakash Goud
9. Maheshwaram : Teegala Krishna Reddy
90. Ibrahimpatnam : Manchireddy Kishan Reddy
91. Serilingam Pally : Arekapudi Gandhi
92. L B Nagar : Muddagoni Rammohan Goud
93. Chevella : Kale Yadaiah

Malkajgiri-Medchal

94. Quthbullapur : K P Vivekananda
95. Kukatpally : Madavaram Krishna Rao
96. Uppal : Bethi Subhash Reddy

Hyderabad

97. Secunderabad : T Padma Rao Goud
98. Sanath Nagar : Talasani Srinivas Yadav
99. Cantonment : G Sayanna
100. Jubilee Hills : Maganti Gopinath
101. Yakathpura : Sama Sundar Reddy
102. Chandrayana Gutta : M Seetharam Reddy
103. Karwan : T Jeevan Singh
104. Bahdurpura : Inayath Ali Baqri
105. Nampally : Munukuntla Anand Goud

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They see three reasons for KCR to delink assembly polls from the Lok Sabha elections: Opposition parties are not yet fighting fit in Telangana and the CM would want to deny them time to get their act together.

This is important as TRS is wary that the traditional turf rivals Congress and TDP may work out an unconventional regrouping like SP-BSP by the time LS polls are due, after TDP voted along with the Congress in the no-confidence motion and Rajya Sabha deputy chairman’s election rec ..

Second, they say KCR would prefer to have assembly elections along with Rajasthan, MP, Chhattisgarh and Mizoram as a Congress victory in any of the BJP states may result in the ‘sleepy’ Telangana Congress putting up a big fight during the Lok Sabha polls, when simultaneous polls to Telangana are due.

Third, TRS in direct or indirect alliance with Asaduddin Owaisi’s AIMIM, may be in a better position to secure around 12% minority votes if assembly

polls are not held simultaneously with LS polls, when the Modled BJP’s campaign for a second term and TRS’ perceived closeness to the Centre may prompt minority voters to prefer the Congress-led Opposition…

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KCR Sets Telangana On Early Poll, Assembly Dissolved

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao has met the Governor and informed him of the cabinet’s decision to dissolve the state assembly.

After days of suspense, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao asked the Governor today to dissolve the assembly, clearing the decks for early assembly elections in the state. Governor ESL Narasimhan has accepted his recommendation. The move will push forward the elections from the middle of 2019 to the end of this year.

Till then, Mr Rao will stay on as the caretaker Chief Minister.

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has convened a meeting of his Council of Ministers on Thursday to dissolve the Legislative Assembly and seek fresh elections six months ahead of schedule.

Mr. Rao spoke to all his Cabinet colleagues on Wednesday night and asked them to be available in Hyderabad from the early hours of Thursday.

Mr. Rao will submit a one-line resolution of the Cabinet dissolving the Assembly to Governor E.S.L. Narasimhan immediately after the meeting and proceed to the Telangana martyrs memorial opposite the Assembly to pay tributes. He will then reach the TRS office to address a media conference.