Survey Reports - Nani, Roja, & Rambabu Losing !?!
In a survey issued by ravi Prakash's RTV, the TDP+ was declared the winner. The telugu desam party has the potential to win the majority of seats in the ap election on its own, per the Survey. They claim that while the TDP+ combination is expected to win 111+ mla seats, the tdp alone is only getting 95 mla seats in the AP. The survey also shows that the ysr Congress's Motormouth leaders are not winning this election.
Venigalla ramu of the tdp is defeating Kodali Nani, who has won four straight elections, in Gudivada. ramu is not experienced. The combination of Ramu's substantial financial resources, anti-incumbency sentiment against Nani, and a divide in Nani's bc and sc votes is working. Ambati Rambabu performed poorly in every poll that the I-PAC carried out. jagan considered shifting him to a different seat but changed his mind at the last minute. In Sattenapalli, senior leader Kanna Lakshminarayana is unquestionably in the lead.
Venigalla ramu of the tdp is defeating Kodali Nani, who has won four straight elections, in Gudivada. ramu is not experienced. The combination of Ramu's substantial financial resources, anti-incumbency sentiment against Nani, and a divide in Nani's bc and sc votes is working. Ambati Rambabu performed poorly in every poll that the I-PAC carried out. jagan considered shifting him to a different seat but changed his mind at the last minute. In Sattenapalli, senior leader Kanna Lakshminarayana is unquestionably in the lead.
Roja, who had won two straight elections, was also appointed minister during this time. However, she is now facing bad consequences in nagari due to widespread accusations of corruption and group politics inside the ysr Congress. Gali bhanu Prakash is unquestionably ahead in this poll.
The survey indicates that Anil Kumar Yadav, the sitting minister gudivada amarnath from Gajuwaka, Duvvada srinivas from Tekkali, and vallabhaneni vamsi from Gannavaram—also referred to as motormouths—are losing their respective races for the narasaraopeta Parliament seat. It is evident that the public has at last realized that public life requires a certain level of civility. If these outcomes come to pass, the leaders ought to at the very least shift.