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BRS Alleges 19,000 Tainted Voter Entries in Jubilee Hills, Presses EC to Act Before Nominations

The party says it filed evidence with the Telangana CEO seeking roll corrections before the poll.

Overview

  • The Election Commission has scheduled the bypoll for November 11, with nominations due October 21, scrutiny on October 22, withdrawals by October 24, and counting on November 14.
  • BRS leaders claim roughly 19,000–20,000 questionable entries, citing about 12,000 deletions and around 7,000 alleged illicit additions, with patterns like duplicate IDs and dozens of registrations at single addresses.
  • The representation to the Telangana CEO seeks a probe, immediate removal of disputed entries before nominations, and action or transfers for field officials alleged to have colluded; the CEO has acknowledged receipt, according to the party.
  • K.T. Rama Rao says the party will escalate the complaint to the Chief Election Commissioner and move court if corrective steps are not taken promptly.
  • Campaigning has intensified as BRS backs Maganti Sunita Gopinath, KTR frames the contest as ‘car vs bulldozer’ while accusing Congress of demolitions and vote-buying, and local BJP leaders from Shaikpet have joined BRS.