The TRS is planning to organize a massive public meeting in Chanduru on October 30 with the Munugodu bypoll campaigning concluding on November 1.
As the bypoll is just around the corner in Munugodu, so political activity has intensified. Only one week remains until Munugodu’s bypoll, and the ruling TRS is setting up its campaigning.
In order to prevent defeats in the bypolls in Dubbaka and Huzurabad, it has divided the constituency into 86 units and is devising strategies to reach each and every voter. Minister Harish Rao has been campaigning along with MLAs, MLCs, the party working president and Minister KT Rama Rao.
November 1 will mark the end of the bypoll campaigning. Thus, the ruling party plans to hold a massive public meeting in Chanduru on October 30. The Meeting will be attended by the party chief and CM K Chandrashekar Rao.
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In the meantime, KCR ordered the unit in-charges to remain at their locations. KCR and KTR have received reports on these in-charge working styles from government and private intelligence agencies.
They closely monitor the poll strategies of the BJP and Congress, as well as their responses to the candidates, and plan their counterstrategies accordingly. Munugodu has more than 40,000 voters who live on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
On polling day, TRS reportedly made arrangements for them to exercise their right to vote.
The TRS leaders are meeting with voters at least six to seven times and intend to stay in touch with them until election day. The TRS intends to bring at least one lakh people to the Chanduru public meeting. Minister Jagadish Reddy and party united Nalgonda district in-charge MLC Takkellapalli Ravinder Rao are keeping an eye on the situation.
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