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He said the voters could vote for the Congress if they had increased pension, Rs.2,500 under Maha Lakshmi and had kept the other promises made during the Assembly election campaign.

He said promises made by the Congress to weavers during the Assembly elections, remain unfulfilled and blamed the Revanth Reddy government for the crisis in textile industry.

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka were holding talks with Left parties and seeking their support in the Lok Sabha elections.

Congress completely failed in implementation of welfare schemes and was causing inconvenience to the public, says the BRS nominee.

Coming down heavily on Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, Kishan Reddy said the Chief Minister had no moral right to seek votes as he failed to implement all the guarantees promised by his party.

Though Minister Ponnam Prabhakar is representing the constituency, the party aspirant may not get support from all pockets of the segment since the cadre are reportedly unhappy with the selection of the candidate.

AICC national secretary Rohith Chowdary assured existing leaders would not be meted out injustice due to the influx of leaders belonging to other parties into the Congress.

Chandrashekhar Rao exuded confidence that the BRS would be able to take the State in its stride once again if the mood of the people across the districts he had toured so far was any indication.

After the scrutiny of candidates, nominations of 41 candidates were found to be valid and of them 30 were the independent candidates.

Maheshwar Reddy said the Chief Minister had promised to waive farm loans up to Rs. 2 lakh by August 15, whereas he was supposed to implement all the promises made under the six guarantees.

Reddy maintained that he would also get an ITI exclusively for women besides building a library for the Narayankhed assembly constituency where many students topped the recently announced intermediate results.

The Minister stressed that already Rs.50 crore arrears were released under first phase and in a few days another Rs.50 crore would be released to the weavers.

Kishan Reddy said the Congress was losing the election, hence to create confusion among the people it was spreading lies that the BJP had set a target to win over 400 seats in the Lok Sabha polls to change the Constitution.

The party’s former MLC Potla Nageswara Rao, who was in the race for Khammam ticket and TPCC campaign committee State coordinator Maddisetti Ajay Babu alias Yerrappa were in the fray as independents.

It might be noted two sets of nominations for the seat were filed on Tuesday on behalf of Raghuram Reddy in his absence by the party leaders.

He said the Congress had completed five months in power, but did not implement a single promise made to the minorities during the Assembly elections.

In his two-page letter, he told the prime minister that he is being misinformed by his advisors about things that are not even written in the 'Nyay Patra'.

In its complaint to the ECI, the Opposition parties accused PM Modi of committing blatant violations of electoral laws, as well as of the Indian Penal Code, while addressing a rally in Rajasthan's Banswara on April 21.

"We have asked our jawans to fire 10 bullets in response to one," said PM Modi while addressing a rally in the Chambal region of Morena.

CM Revanth reminded that in the past the BJP had implemented the RSS agenda including triple talaq, Article 370, demonetization, Uniform Civil code, Citizen Amendment Act etc.