BJP to win with a huge majority: Bandi Sanjay
The Hindu
The BJP has said that it will win the Huzurabad Assembly byelection with a huge majority. Party State president Bandi Sanjay Kumar in a statement complimented the party workers, officials and polling
The BJP has said that it will win the Huzurabad Assembly byelection with a huge majority.
Party State president Bandi Sanjay Kumar in a statement complimented the party workers, officials and polling staff for ensuring high voter turnout. The voters plumped for BJP though the TRS not only tried to win them over with money but resorted to false campaign.
The people voted for the BJP in an unbiased manner though the TRS spent huge amount of money and exposed them to allurements. The TRS resorted to indiscriminate abuse of power. The BJP workers were not unnerved by the strong arm tactics of the TRS.
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