Political activity in Telangana is increasing as candidates from different parties will start filing their nominations from Thursday. Leaders from major parties like Congress, BJP, and BRS will begin filing their nominations on April 18 for the 17 Lok Sabha seats in the state.
Candidates can submit their nominations until April 25, with the last date for withdrawal being April 29. The Election Commission will review the candidates’ papers on April 26, and polling is scheduled for May 13.
The Congress has launched ‘Mission 15’ after AICC general secretary K C Venugopal’s recent visit, planning aggressive campaigning. CM Revanth Reddy will attend public meetings on nomination days in all 17 constituencies to make an impact.
Former CM and BRS chief K Chandrashekar Rao is also holding public meetings to keep up with the Congress’s pace. However, the pink party is facing challenges in maintaining unity as Congress attracts top leaders from their party.
The BJP is emerging as a strong competitor, aiming to gain support and seats in Telangana, particularly targeting BRS voters. The party is adapting to the fast-paced political landscape in the state to maximize its seats.
