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Initial trends on Wednesday night indicated a neck and neck battle between Congress candidate Chintapandu Naveen alias Teenmaar Mallanna and BRS candidate A Rakesh Reddy.
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Thukkanna felt unhappy after watching the parliament election results on television channels on Tuesday.
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However, the number of votes polled to MP candidate Venkatrami Reddy decreased to 54,000 while the BJP had increased its vote share from 20,000 to 1.03 lakh votes.
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BJP Medak MP M Raghunandan Rao said that he had been fighting against BRS ever since he left that party in 2013 and that he would not take the support of the former at any cost.
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Ajay Kumar extended financial aid for the deceased worker’s funeral expenses and paid homage to him. Speaking to the media he said that the culture of murderous politics was not good.
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They also felt that as the elections were for the Lok Sabha, national issues like unemployment, reservations, communal rhetoric and corruption, might have played a major role.
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In a statement here on Tuesday he said that he would take the defeat in the election sportive manner and was not depressed at losing the election.
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Chandrashekhar Rao had won the seat by a margin of 2,01,581 votes, whereas Sanjay Kumar's winning margin stood at 2.25 lakh votes. In 2014, BRS candidate B Vinod Kumar won the Karimnagar seat by a margin of 2,05,007 votes.
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Saying that victories and defeats are common in politics, the Retired IAS officer has said that he would always stay available to the public regardless of the election outcome.
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Nagesh won by 90,932 votes, which was substantially higher than what the party candidate, Soyam Bapu Rao secured in 2019 when he defeated Nagesh, who was the TRS candidate then, by 58,560 votes.
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Congress candidate Sri Ganesh won the seat with a majority of 13,206 votes against his nearest rival and BJP candidate Dr TN Vamsha Tilak.
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With the BRS not winning even a single parliamentary seat, Rama Rao took to X and stated that in the last 24 years since TRS (now BRS) was founded, the party and its cadre had seen it all.
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Floral tributes were paid at Telangana Martyrs Memorials, commemorating the sacrifices of those who fought for the creation of Telangana.
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Meanwhile, deviating from the annual practice of planting 19 crore to 20 crore saplings under the programme, this year the State government will be planting only 13 crore saplings, citing different reasons, including availability of sites.
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A huge number of leaders and cadre made a beeline at Harish Rao's residence in Siddipet to greet their leader on his birthday.
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The number of rounds for counting varies, with a maximum of 24 rounds in Choppadandi, Yakutpura, and Devarakonda Assembly segments, and a minimum of 13 rounds in Armoor, Bhadrachalam, and Aswaraopet constituencies.
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Adilabad Parliament constituency, comprising seven Assembly segments such as Adilabad, Boath, Nirmal, Khanapur, Mudhole, Sirpur (T) and Asifabad went for polls on May 13.
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In the last elections, the BRS had secured 920 votes, Congress had bagged 350 votes and BJP polled 100 votes. In the current by poll, the BRS secured 763 votes and Congress bagged 662 votes, registering an increase of nearly 300 votes, he said.
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BRS leaders led by Farooq Hussain, Kadavergu Rajanarasu, Pala Sairam, Macha Venugopal Reddy and others have offered floral tributes at Martyr's memorial remembering the sacrifices of the Telangana Martyrs.
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KTR dubbed Revanth Reddy as a fool who lacked basic understanding of Telangana movement and the aspirations of people of the State.