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Here is the list of winning candidates from Indian National Congress
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We have to introspect and assess on the weakness in Yakutpura. We will address all the shortcomings at the earliest and prepare effectively for the Parliament elections, said Owaisi
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The newly elected 64 MLAs of the Congress spent the entire time on the first day after the results huddled in a hotel in Gachibowli, only to see trouble-shooter and Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shiva Kumar air-dashing to New Delhi without any decision being taken here
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While two of them got elected on BRS tickets, one was from the Congress
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In the Telangana elections 2023, familial ties played a prominent role, spanning relationships from father-son pairs to brothers and even father-in-law and son-in-law alliances
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About nine BRS leaders, who quit the party and contested on a Congress ticket emerged victorious, whereas three leaders, who joined Congress from BJP, also managed to win
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Even as the Congress secured a clear majority of 64 seats and is set to form the government, many leaders within the party want Muslim minority candidates to be inducted into the new cabinet
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BJP was the most benefited party in Telangana polls as it managed to not only increase its tally from one to eight seats, but also managed to increased its vote share from 7 to 14 percent, said Kishan Reddy
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While BRS MLA from Andole Chanti Kranthi Kiran lost to Congress veteran Damodara Raja Narasimha, BJP MLA from Dubbak M Raghunandan Rao lost to BRS candidate Kotha Prabhakar Reddy
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Most of the Congress MLA-elects reached the city last night with the rest too arriving this morning.
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After clinching 64 seats in the 119-seat assembly, a delegation of Congress leaders on Sunday met Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and staked claim to form the government in the state.
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The State had gone to polls on November 30, and registered a polling percentage of 71.34. Counting began in 49 counting centres at 8 am on Sunday.
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The Congress won 9 out of the 12 seats reserved for the Scheduled Tribes and 15 out of the 19 seats reserved for the Scheduled Castes.
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Out of ten Assembly seats in erstwhile Khammam district, BRS has won one seat as the party candidate Dr. Tellam Venkata Rao won in the Bhadrachalam assembly seat
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Transport Minister Puvvada Ajay Kumar was defeated by the former minister Tummala Nageswara Rao with a margin of 50, 130 votes
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A formal swearing in ceremony with a couple of leaders is likely to take place at Raj Bhavan on Monday
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The Congress won a decisive mandate in the country’s youngest State of Telangana, wresting power from the BRS with its ‘maarpu kaavali’ slogan after counting was completed for the 119 constituencies in the State on Sunday
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Senior leaders Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy, N Uttam Kumar Reddy and K Jana Reddy (for his son Jayaveer Reddy) handled the campaigns in their constituencies
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The saving grace for the BRS was the victory in the Alampur and Gadwal constituencies
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The lone female nominee of the BRS in the erstwhile district emerged victorious even as her party candidates from eight Assembly constituencies were defeated by the opponents