The ruling YCP candidate Dr Gurumurthy, roped in by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, has gained the Tirupati parliamentary phase within the bypolls. The YCP candidate has gained the seat with an enormous margin of two,37,314 votes majority as he polled a complete of 6,25,644 votes. Tirupati bypoll was attributable to the loss of life of incumbent Dr B Durga Prasad.
Dr Gurumurthy gained the ballot within the temple city by defeating the Telugu Desham’s Panabaka Lakshmi, who managed to get 3,54,253 votes. The BJP-Jana Sena candidate, Rathna Prabha, a former chief secretary, managed to get solely 57,070 votes.
While in Telangana, the ruling TRS retained Nagarjuna Sagar Assembly seat with a majority of 18,449 votes defeating his nearest rival Jana Reddy of the Congress. The Sagar bypoll was induced because of the loss of life of incumbent Nomula Narsimhaiah.
The TRS polled 87,254 votes adopted by the Congress candidate getting 68,805 votes and the BJP candidate dropping the deposit. The YCP chief and Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy had avoided the campaigning citing rising Covid instances within the State.
While Telugu Desam Party chief and former chief minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu had staged a protest throughout a marketing campaign within the temple city for stone pelting by the YCP activists. Leaders of the BJP and Jana Sena of the actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan had participated within the marketing campaign.
In 2018, Congress chief Ok Jana Reddy confronted defeat within the fingers of Nomula Narsimhaiah by 7,774 votes. This time after Narsimhaiah’s loss of life, his son Bhagat obtained double margin within the bypolls.
In a communication, Telangana Chief Minister Ok Chandrasekhar Rao vowed to maintain all guarantees for the Sagar improvement and the outdated Nalgonda district. He acknowledged that the federal government will full all irrigation tasks comparable to Nellikalku and others within the earlier Nalgonda district.
The elections had been performed on April 17.
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