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Home | Hyderabad | Brs Mlc Dasoju Sravan Accuses Congress Of Large Scale Rigging In Jubilee Hills

BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan accuses Congress of large-scale rigging in Jubilee Hills

BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan alleged large-scale rigging and bogus voting in the Jubilee Hills byelection, accusing Congress leaders of bringing outsiders to cast fake votes. He claimed officials and police colluded to ensure a Congress win, as voter turnout remained low.

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 11 November 2025, 03:39 PM
BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan accuses Congress of large-scale rigging in Jubilee Hills
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Hyderabad: Serious irregularities were reported in the Jubilee Hills byelection, particularly at the Al Falah School polling booths in Diamond Hills Colony of Shaikpet division, on Tuesday. BRS MLC Dasoju Sravan inspected the booths following reports of rigging and alleged that Congress leaders were bringing women in burqas from other areas to cast fake votes.

Sravan strongly objected to polling officials allowing people without voter ID cards to vote. He questioned how such voters were permitted entry and accused the Election Commission, police, and government of colluding to ensure a Congress victory. “Is this a democratic election or a mockery of it?” he asked, expressing anger over large-scale bogus voting.


BRS local leaders alleged that police officers were silently supporting the irregularities at booths 66 and 67 and had ignored complaints from party agents who were allegedly threatened. They demanded immediate action from the election authorities.

Meanwhile, Jubilee Hills recorded the lowest voter turnout among all constituencies where byelections were being held in the country. By 1 pm, the polling percentage stood at just 31.94 per cent, raising further concerns about voter participation.

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