Campaigning peaks in Jubilee Hills ahead of Nov 11 bypoll

Campaigning in Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency has reached fever pitch ahead of the November 11 bypoll. Party vehicles, rallies, padayatras and door-to-door campaigns have filled the streets, with leaders and supporters working tirelessly to connect with voters.

Hyderabad: Campaigning for the Jubilee Hills bypoll has reached its peak, with poll campaign vehicles circulating across various areas covering residential colonies and slums in the constituency.

Key roads drew dust as poll campaign vehicles zoomed through the main roads and bylanes of the residential colonies and slums in the Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency.

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The campaign activity was intense, with vehicles moving swiftly to cover as much ground as possible. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as candidates and their supporters worked tirelessly to reach out to voters.

With 48 hours remaining for the last leg of campaigning, the poll vehicles zoomed through the colonies and circulated on Friday. Thus, the colonies echoed with songs, rallies, padayatra and door-to-campaigns by the parties.

Hundreds of party leaders and supporters moved through the streets, distributing pamphlets and urging voters to support their respective candidates.

Loudspeakers mounted on vehicles broadcast campaign songs and slogans, while local leaders addressed small gatherings at key locations. Party supporters also affixed handouts to apartment gates and walls, reinforcing their appeal for voter backing.

The Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency, known for its diverse population, witnessed a flurry of activity as the election date approached. Campaigners were determined to make their presence felt in every corner of the constituency.

Campaigning gained momentum after major parties BRS, BJP and Congress used strong rhetoric in their speeches. The intensified rhetoric ushered in a high-voltage phase in the electoral contest.

Polling will be held on November 11 in 407 polling stations in Jubilee Hills assembly constituency.