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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.

Stating that the Ayodhya Temple was built by the Trust, not by the BJP, he said he had also contributed Rs.2 lakh to the Trust.

Stating that a people’s movement would be launched if the existing districts were abolished, Rama Rao said the BRS would lead the movement.

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.

Announcing this to media persons here on Tuesday, TRSMA chief advisor Yadagiri Shekhar Rao said new light would come in their lives only with the victory of Vinod Kumar, who knew the problems of public as well as private teachers.

On the other hand, Rajender Rao, who is confident of getting the ticket, decided to file his nomination on behalf of the Congress party on Monday.

He wanted the people to teach a befitting lesson to BJP which was cheating the public with social media publicity as well as its ability to juggle words.

BC Welfare and Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar urged BJP leader Bandi Sanjay to focus on his contributions to the development of the Karimnagar Lok Sabha constituency over the past five years rather than soliciting votes based on religious grounds.