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Negative Survey Report Worries TRS Bosses
By: Tupaki Desk | 11 Jan 2021 3:44 AM GMT
The ruling TRS is a tad worried at the outcome of the internal survey it got done on Nagarjunasagar bypoll. The bypoll results are none too encouraging. The survey has clearly pointed out that the TRS faces an uphill task in Nagarjunasagar.
The survey report, which was given to KTR recently says that the BCs are unhappy with the party. They are angry that Nomula Narsimhaiah, a BC MLA from Nagarjunasagar, whose death necessitated a bypoll, was harassed to no end because he was a BC. The party leaders not just not cooperated with him but also obstructed him at every step of the way. As a result, Nomula died a disillusioned man. He had told his confidants that he was being ignored and insulted in the TRS. This has spread like wild fire among the BCs of the constituency and that they are up in arms against the TRS.
The party is also worried that the farmers are unhappy with the party. They feel that the TRS government has done nothing for them. With the unemployment levels rising, the youth too are not so very happy with the TRS, according to the report. In view of these reports, the TRS top brass is worried about the bypolls, whose notificiation would be issued next month. Sources say that KCR, KTR and other key leaders have already met and discussed on how to tide over Nagarjunasagar problem.
The survey report, which was given to KTR recently says that the BCs are unhappy with the party. They are angry that Nomula Narsimhaiah, a BC MLA from Nagarjunasagar, whose death necessitated a bypoll, was harassed to no end because he was a BC. The party leaders not just not cooperated with him but also obstructed him at every step of the way. As a result, Nomula died a disillusioned man. He had told his confidants that he was being ignored and insulted in the TRS. This has spread like wild fire among the BCs of the constituency and that they are up in arms against the TRS.
The party is also worried that the farmers are unhappy with the party. They feel that the TRS government has done nothing for them. With the unemployment levels rising, the youth too are not so very happy with the TRS, according to the report. In view of these reports, the TRS top brass is worried about the bypolls, whose notificiation would be issued next month. Sources say that KCR, KTR and other key leaders have already met and discussed on how to tide over Nagarjunasagar problem.
