Important developments are taking place in Andhra Pradesh during the Telangana Assembly elections. It is known that many Seemandhras have the right to vote in Telangana. In some constituencies in Khammam and Nizamabad districts along with Hyderabad, Seemandhra voters are at the level of deciding the victory. However, all those who have the right to vote in Telangana have the right to vote in AP. AP ministers and YCP leaders will complain to the state election commission about having votes in two states.
Ministers Jogi Ramesh, Meruga Nagarjuna and MLC Appireddy will meet Chief Electoral Officer of Andhra Pradesh Mukesh Kumar Meena today. It is known that the opposition TDP is expressing concern over fake votes and deletion of votes in many areas in the state. In this context, YCP is also ready to complain to the EC. The YCP is trying to counter the TDP’s allegations that YCP is responsible for registration of fake votes. By asking the EC to remove the fake votes registered in the state in this order, the YCP is revealing that they have not committed any irregularities in the registration of voters.
After the Telangana assembly elections, the elections will be held in Andhra Pradesh as well. So YSP is careful not to have Telangana Palita’s effect on AP elections. For this reason, the YCP leaders will ask the EC to ensure that the voters in both the Telugu states exercise their right to vote somewhere.
TDP leaders have already complained to the EC that massive fake votes have been recorded in AP. They accused YCP of conspiring to register these stolen votes to come back to power. Along with TDP chief Chandrababu, the party leaders have already complained about these fake votes with the State Election Commission several times. YCP has also complained to the EC several times about registration of fake votes. Ministers will once again complain to CEO Meena.