Live Update – Telangana Election 2023: Voter Turnout Surpasses 60%
Telangana Assembly Election 2023 Polling Live: Telangana records 64.12% voter turnout till poll-close
“Telangana Assembly Election 2023 Update: Impressive 63.94% Voter Turnout by 5 PM”
Telangana Election 2023: “BJP’s K Venkata Ramana Reddy Confident of Victory in Kamareddy, Faces Tough Contest Against Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao and TPCC Chief Revanth Reddy”
- Telangana Election 2023: Clashes Erupt at Huzurnagar Polling Booth
Reports confirm clashes at a polling booth in Huzurnagar, Suryapet district earlier today, adding tension to the ongoing Telangana Election 2023. Stay tuned for further developments as the situation unfolds.
Amid meticulous preparations, polling commenced in all 119 Assembly constituencies in Telangana on Thursday morning. The voting, which began at 7 am, is scheduled to conclude at 6 pm. As of 1 pm, Telangana recorded a notable voter turnout of 36.68%, with Hyderabad registering 20.70%. Stay tuned for continuous updates on the evolving electoral landscape.
As the voting unfolds, politicians and Tollywood stars cast their votes. However, tensions rise with clashes reported between workers of BRS, Congress, and BJP as the voter turnout reaches 36.68% by 1 pm. Stay tuned for continuous updates on this dynamic electoral process.
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023: Congress MP Manickam Tagore Predicts Landslide Victory
Congress MP Manickam Tagore shares insights on the Telangana Assembly Elections, asserting a clear wave in favor of Congress. Tagore predicts a decisive outcome with Congress winning 78 out of the 119 seats. Additionally, he anticipates a significant development as he foresees KCR facing defeat in the second seat he is contesting. Tagore concludes, “It’s going to be a landslide victory for Congress.” Stay tuned for continuous updates as the election unfolds.
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023: Congress Anticipates Sweeping Victory, : KC Venugopal
Congress leader KC Venugopal exudes confidence in the party’s triumph in Telangana and the remaining four states. Asserting the sentiments of the Telangana populace, Venugopal confidently states, “Telangana people are also saying that Congress will sweep the election… We will win all the five states.”
“The car heads to the garage due to the Congress tsunami. This symbolizes the spirit of the people of Telangana. Revanth Reddy reacts on Twitter after his brother Kondal Reddy is stopped from visiting a polling booth.”
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023:
Polling Statistics as of 1 PM:
Overall Voter Turnout: 36.68%
Voter Turnout by District:
Medak: 50.80%
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023:
In a recent development, BRS MLC K Kavitha faces allegations of violating the model code of conduct during the ongoing Telangana Assembly Election. Telangana Congress Leader G Niranjan filed a complaint, accusing Kavitha of soliciting votes on the polling day, emphasizing a breach of the Election Code.
AIMIM leader Akbaruddin Owaisi casts his vote, contributing to the electoral process in the ongoing Telangana Assembly Election.
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023: G Kishan Reddy, the State BJP President and Member of Parliament, has formally communicated with the Election Commission of India and the Chief Electoral Officer of Telangana. Reddy’s letter highlights serious concerns about alleged electoral malpractices conducted by candidates and workers affiliated with BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi).*
This communication introduces a fresh layer of complexity to the ongoing Telangana Assembly Election 2023, as the BJP leader raises issues surrounding the conduct of the electoral process.
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023:
- Polling Statistics as of 1 PM:
- Overall Voter Turnout: 36.68%
- Voter Turnout by District:
- Medak: 50.80%
Telangana Elections 2023: AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi casts his vote In Hyderabad
G Kishan Reddy, Chief of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), exercised his right to vote at a polling station in Barkatpura, Hyderabad.
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023:
- Incident Report: Scuffle Erupts at Jangaon Assembly Constituency Polling Booth
- Location: Jangaon Assembly Constituency, Telangana
- Nature of Incident: A scuffle occurred at a polling booth during the ongoing voting process.
- Intervention: Police promptly reached the scene and successfully brought the situation under control.
- Parties Involved: The scuffle reportedly involved workers from the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi (TRS), Congress, and BJP.
CM K. Chandrashekar Rao and Wife Shobha Rao Cast Their Votes
- Location: Polling Station in Chintamadaka, Siddipet
Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao, accompanied by his wife Shobha Rao, arrived at the polling station in Chintamadaka, Siddipet, to exercise their voting rights. Stay tuned for further updates on prominent figures participating in the democratic process.
- Incident Report: Voting Halted in Kamareddy Assembly Constituency
- Details:
- Location: Kamareddy Assembly Constituency
- Booth Affected: No 253, R&B Building
- Issue: Temporary halt due to EVM machine malfunction
- Duration: Approximately 45 minutes
- Timeline: The voting process at Booth No 253 in Kamareddy Assembly Constituency experienced a brief interruption at 8 am due to a malfunction in the EVM machine. Voting resumed after a 45-minute pause. Stay tuned for further updates.
Live Update – Telangana Election 2023:
- Polling Statistics as of 11 AM:
- Overall Voter Turnout: 20.64%
- Voter Turnout by Key Districts:
- Kamareddy: 24.70%
- Siddipet: 28.08%
- Hyderabad: 12.39%
- Rajanna Sircilla: 22.02%
- Karimnagar: 20.09%
- Statement by Actor and Congress Leader Vijayashanthi:
“After casting my vote in Hyderabad, I believe it’s crucial for people to reflect and vote wisely. The incumbent in the CM’s chair for the past 10 years hasn’t lived up to expectations, and there’s palpable dissatisfaction among the public. I anticipate a shift for the better. Let’s see how the people’s voice resonates in this election.”
20.64% voter turnout recorded till 11am
YSRTP Chief YS Sharmila exercised her democratic right by casting her vote at a polling booth in Hyderabad.
Statement by Kondal Reddy – Telangana Election 2023:
“I, as a general agent, faced obstruction at the polling booth today. BRS workers not only halted me and my vehicle but also attempted to instigate an attack. Thankfully, I had the support of Congress workers. Their (BRS) vehicles had been tailing mine for the last 2-3 hours, persistently trying to impede my movement. Despite my routine visits to polling booths since the morning, this incident occurred. I have officially lodged a complaint with the SP. The situation is under observation. Let’s await further developments.”
- Incident: BRS workers prevent Kondal Reddy (Revanth Reddy’s brother) from visiting Kamareddy polling booth.
- Reason: Not a registered voter in Kamareddy; unauthorized visit.
Live Updates: 22% voter turnout recorded till 10am
Telangana votes today for 119 seats; 8.52% voter turnout recorded till 9 am
“In Telangana, the political stage is set as the countdown for the Assembly elections began on November 30th. The voting kicked off at 7 AM and will continue until 5 PM. A total of 2,290 candidates are vying for the 119 seats in the Telangana Assembly. These contenders represent a spectrum of political ideologies, aligning with parties such as TRS, Congress, BJP, AIMIM, BSP, Janasena, and a notable contingent of independent candidates.
The culmination of this democratic exercise, including the tallying of votes from Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, and Mizoram, is scheduled for December 3rd. Notably, the voting process for these states has already concluded this month.
Telangana boasts a substantial electorate of 3.26 crore voters. To facilitate their participation, a network of 35,655 polling stations has been strategically established. The electorate exercised their fundamental right to vote, marking the commencement of the process on the morning of November 30th.”
