YSRCP Demands Cancellation of Pulivendula Local Body Bypoll Citing Malpractices

Zillad Parishad Regional Election Zone in Pulivendula (ZPTC) Bypoll, police detained Avinash Reddy on Tuesday morning, a stormy note began in the Kadapa region.

“Avinash Redy asked that the ongoing ZPTC election in Pulivendula should be canceled and re -transmitted under the supervision of the police forces.” He said. The police placed a YSRCP leader and a TDP leader under house arrest.

Avinash Redy accused TDP and BJP MLAs for alleged votes by bringing party workers from other election zones. The opposition party requested to be re -polluted under the monitoring of neutral central powers in Pulivendula and Vontimitta, led to the transparency and protection of the task of the people in both election zones.

ZPTC elections are held in Pulivendula and Vontimitta (YSR Kadapa Region) RakupPam (Chittoor Region), Karempudi (Palnadu region) and Vidavaluru (Nellore region).

The deputy condemned the police action- taking him into custody. He claimed that it was done in the notification or without reasoning and claimed that hundreds of TDP supporters entered Pulivendula without encountering any police action.

“The arrest of Avinash Redy in Pulivendula early this morning this morning is a brutal action by the police. This arrest was made without prior notification or without a valid reason.” He said.

Avinash Redy, who was reported to have been exposed to high fire, was allegedly dragged without slippers; He claimed that the fans trying to resist were “handled”.

The opposition party claimed that the deputy’s complaints about the allegation of capturing a stand were ignored. Deputy police accused the TDP of acting as supporters and targeted YSRCP leaders and workers. In addition, ‘over a hundred armed TDP members waiting for near’ voting agents were attacked.

“Such actions reveal the polio and political intervention in Pulivendula, which aims to disrupt the atmosphere of a free and fair election in Pulivendula,” Avinash Reddies, ” He said.

In the meantime, the police also put YSRCP leader Sv Satish Reddy at home arrest before he began to vote, called which party leaders called democratically and claimed that he had prevented the interaction with the public.

The Opposition Party called on the State Election Commission (SEC) to intervene immediately and to ensure a free, fair and impartial election process and to prevent the intervention of the police and to protect the democratic rights of YSRCP workers and leaders.

According to YSRCP, the first hours of the election day witnessed an unprecedented chaos, and TDP leaders were allegedly capturing 15 stands in the early hours of the morning, and even the ballot boxes prevented the violent unrest.

YSRCP accused TDP supporters of the ruling coalition, arrest, violence and intimidating cabin in agreement with the police and authorities.

The opposition party called the coalition government in the Prime Minister N Chandrababu Naidu as a state -backed election that allegedly mobilized rowes to destroy democracy and prevent a free and fair mission.

Similarly, TDP MLC Ram Gopal Redy, who was held under house arrest, questioned the police for his actions, saying that he had no objection but criticized the SEC’s approach.

In a press release from TDP, Ram Gopal Redy, “I did not objection and I will avoid visiting the polling villages. However, I argue that the arrest of the TDP leaders during the elections is against unfair and democratic principles.” He said.

Meanwhile, TDP leaders allegedly attacked a YSRCP voting agent during the voting Vontimitta tension in Chinnakottapalli village of Mandal reigned.

According to eyewitnesses, the YSRCP agent was targeted in the election mission, allegedly resorted to a physical attack to intimidate the voting personnel of TDP leaders and to prevent voters from participation. There was no immediate response from the government or TDP regarding the allegations brought to the agenda by YSRCP.