Preparations are underway in Kamareddy in reaction to Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao’s plan to run in the forthcoming assembly election from the Gajwel and Kamareddy constituencies.
The Chief Minister’s office has dispatched senior officials to the area to survey popular opinion. The goal is to identify the needs of the people of Kamareddy so that development projects can be announced at the start of the election campaign.
While the Chief Minister is apparently sure of winning in the Gajwel Assembly Constituency, he plans to conduct a constituency-level survey to examine voting trends in rural Kamareddy.
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Private organizations have been hired to help with the survey. Officials from the Chief Minister’s Office are meeting with local politicians and conversing with BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi) leaders in rural communities.
The poll also aims to assess the government’s progress and development initiatives over the last decade. Concerns have emerged as a result of discontent with the present MLA’s performance in numerous areas, which could have a detrimental impact on the assembly constituencies.
The poll results are expected to be given by Chief Minister’s Office officials prior to the introduction of the election schedule. Senior BRS leaders have been active in Kamareddy as well, with figures such as Working President KT Rama Rao and council members visiting the area and addressing party workers.
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