Pawan Kalyan, the leader of the Jana Sena Party, has delivered numerous election speeches during various electoral campaigns, particularly in Andhra Pradesh. His speeches typically focus on issues related to governance, agriculture, youth empowerment, social justice, and regional development. While we can’t provide specific transcripts of his speeches due to the dynamic nature of his … Read more
As of last update from film industry sources, there might not be any concrete information available about “KGF: Chapter 3” since it’s still in the early stages of development. “KGF: Chapter 2” was announced to be released in 2022, and it continues the story from the first installment. However, for the latest news and updates … Read more
It appears that Y S Sharmila, the president of the Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee, has made the decision to disclose the internal conflicts within her family, which have up till now been kept behind closed doors. On Thursday, she made a blatant attack on her brother and chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy saying it was because of him that the family of YSR has been separated and not the Congress party, as asserted by him during the India Today conference at Tirupati on Wednesday. “Jagan Anna has made bold statements, claiming that God would teach the Congress a lesson and that the Congress has divided the state and his family. It is Jagan’s fault if the YSR family has become so divided, the woman stated. “Jan ruined the state and his family with his own hands,” she continued. The Almighty himself bears testimony to it. Both my mother and Vijayamma, YSR’s wife, have seen it happen. My whole family is here to witness it. Sharmila recounted that up to eighteen MLAs had left the Congress to support Jagan Mohan Reddy during his party’s turmoil. He declared he would appoint each of them as a minister. She questioned, “How many of them have become ministers?” She added that she and Vijayamma had campaigned for the MLAs by touring their constituencies after they resigned from office. “We fought hard to help them win. I started the padayatra when there were problems with the YSRCP. I braved the summer heat and severe rains to travel around the state, leaving my family and kids behind. I even traveled the state advocating for a united Andhra,” she said. “I was there for Jagan whenever he needed my help; I never asked questions or demanded anything in return. “I participated in the Bye-Bye Babu campaign even during the previous elections,” she stated.
The BRS, Congress, and BJP are engaged in a three-way corner fight in the youngest state in India. Whether or not BRS and chief minister Chandrasekhar Rao achieve a historic hat-trick in the polls depends on how this election battle plays out.Since Telangana’s establishment in 2014, K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) has held the position of Chief Minister for the last ten years. In his fiercely competitive bid for a third term, KCR faces his most serious electoral opponent to date in the form of a determined Congress. In the newest state in India, BRS and Congress are engaged in a fierce power struggle. Congress is certain to form the first administration in a state it claims to have carved off, while the BRS is looking for a third consecutive term in power. On its own, the BRS is running for all 119 seats. The Communist Party of India (CPI), the Congress’ partner, has been allotted one seat. As the third contender of note, the BJP might influence the result by reducing the number of anti-incumbency votes cast. With the exception of eight seats, which are held by its ally Jana Sena Party (JSP), led by actor-politician Pawan Kalyan, the BJP has fielded candidates in 111 constituencies. The Telangana elections are crucial for BRS, Congress, and BJP as well since BRS is up against the current government, Congress wants to retake power, and BJP is seeking atonement for its stunning loss in adjacent Karnataka. The Congress is working feverishly to establish the state’s first administration, even as the BRS is vying for a third term in office.While the Congress is pleading for pardon following defeats in 2018 and the year prior, the BRS hopes to continue its winning streak, which started in 2014. In the state that was formed a decade ago, the ruling BRS is facing anti-incumbency after two terms in power, while the Congress is trying to resurrect itself in a state that it dominated prior to the state’s partition.