Who Will Emerge The Winner In Dubbaka?
The approaching elections have taken front stage in the lively political scene of the Dubbaka seat, including three major candidates from various political spectrums. There are 1,98,100 voters in Dubbaka Constituency, with 97,019 males and 1,01,081 women. A total of 1,64,281 votes were cast in the 2018 elections, with Ramalinga reddy of the BRS earning 89,299 votes, Maddul Nageshwar reddy of the congress receiving 26,799 votes, and raghunandan rao of the bjp receiving 22,595 votes.
Raghunandan Rao (BJP candidate), who finished third in the 2018 elections, has been hard working in order to reach the top slot. He emphasises his accomplishments by highlighting development initiatives such as the Mallannasagar irrigation canal. On the negative side, the bjp lacks a strong grassroots presence, and party workers are dissatisfied with foreign inductions. Failures in prior election pledges, as well as a lack of power in his social circle, are further obstacles.
The BRS nominee, prabhakar reddy, emerges as a powerful force with a solid grassroots basis. His campaign emphasises important efforts such as the distribution of kcr kits and the effective implementation of government policies, which resonate with the local population. However, there is a lack of unity in the second-category leadership, problems in choosing between two mp candidates, hostility to the government, and a bigger number of non-residents.
Srinivas reddy, who represents congress, has a long political history from his father, Cheruku Mutyam Reddy. His campaign approach focuses on communicating with the public and addressing concerns, notably against the Mallannasagar project. His base is in congress voting, but he data-faces obstacles such as being tainted by his father's political scandals, having a poor cadre strength in congress, and having mixed allegiance among three groupings.
Raghunandan Rao (BJP candidate), who finished third in the 2018 elections, has been hard working in order to reach the top slot. He emphasises his accomplishments by highlighting development initiatives such as the Mallannasagar irrigation canal. On the negative side, the bjp lacks a strong grassroots presence, and party workers are dissatisfied with foreign inductions. Failures in prior election pledges, as well as a lack of power in his social circle, are further obstacles.
The BRS nominee, prabhakar reddy, emerges as a powerful force with a solid grassroots basis. His campaign emphasises important efforts such as the distribution of kcr kits and the effective implementation of government policies, which resonate with the local population. However, there is a lack of unity in the second-category leadership, problems in choosing between two mp candidates, hostility to the government, and a bigger number of non-residents.
Srinivas reddy, who represents congress, has a long political history from his father, Cheruku Mutyam Reddy. His campaign approach focuses on communicating with the public and addressing concerns, notably against the Mallannasagar project. His base is in congress voting, but he data-faces obstacles such as being tainted by his father's political scandals, having a poor cadre strength in congress, and having mixed allegiance among three groupings.