No MLA From Nizamabad Defected Before TG Formation

Nizamabad: On the basis of the Supreme Court’s decision to escape the BS MLAs in TaLangana, the people of the Unmistakable Nizamabad region actively discuss the political changes of the elected representatives and the effects of the relevant Parliamentary election zones. In particular, in the political history of the Unidentified Nizamabad, he had not escaped to another party before the formation of the Telangana state.

In the 2014 general elections, all the nine parliamentary seats in the region were won by candidates from Trs (now BRS). However, in the 2018 elections, eight mla from BRS and one of the Congress won victory. Congress Mla Jajala Surender, representing the Yellareddy election zone, then joined BRS at that time, stating the need for voter development. He completed his period with the party.

Surer officially joined the BRS on March 27, 2020, and remained with the party during the elections of the 2023 Assembly, which he objected again but defeated.

In a new development, Banswada Brs Mla Pocaram Srinvas Reddy attended the congress on 21 June 2024. Prime Minister A. Revanth Redy personally visited Srinivas Redy’s residence to invite him to the congress.

Poccharam Srinivas Redy started his political career in 1976 with a congress and then served with Telugu Desam and BRS. Now, in the final stage of his political journey, Banswada has returned to Congress, which aims to continue its development on a large scale. He was also appointed as a cabinet consultant in agriculture in the state government.

While talking Deccan ChronicleRamesh, who lives in Banswada, said that they were pleased with the ongoing development after Srinivas Reddy returned to Congress. “Usually, when you change the party after winning a MLA, people are disappointed. Some MLAs take advantage of gaps in the rules and often change their commitment.” He said. “The congress government is seen as inclusive, and public opinion against such defects is relatively less disappointing.”