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This Leader Changed Two Parties In Three Days
By: Tupaki Desk | 8 Oct 2020 3:40 AM GMT
We know of party hopping â of leaders professing loyalty to one party in the morning and joining another party by evening. But, this politician would break all records. She has won the elections on one party symbol, joined another party and returned to the parent party the next day. Thus, in a matter of three days, she changed two parties.
With the Nizamabad Local Bodies Constituency election being held on Friday, the TRS is involved in frantic defection drive. It is luring leaders from both the Congress and the BJP into its fold as part of its efforts to give a spectacular victory to its candidate Kavitha Kalwakuntla. The TRS already has over 80 per cent votes in its kitty already.
As part the Akarsh efforts, the TRS netted corporator T Sudha of division no. 44 in Nizamabad. Sudha, who won on the BJP ticket, was lured into the TRS. She went over to Hyderabad to join the TRS in the presence of Minister Prashanth Reddy. Barely a day later, she came back to Nizamabad and re-joined the BJP, this time in the presence of state leaders.
The BJP had won 28 seats in Nizamabad Municipal Corporation, out of which eight have already defected to the TRS ahead of the elections. Similarly, several Congress leaders have also been lured into the TRS.
With the Nizamabad Local Bodies Constituency election being held on Friday, the TRS is involved in frantic defection drive. It is luring leaders from both the Congress and the BJP into its fold as part of its efforts to give a spectacular victory to its candidate Kavitha Kalwakuntla. The TRS already has over 80 per cent votes in its kitty already.
As part the Akarsh efforts, the TRS netted corporator T Sudha of division no. 44 in Nizamabad. Sudha, who won on the BJP ticket, was lured into the TRS. She went over to Hyderabad to join the TRS in the presence of Minister Prashanth Reddy. Barely a day later, she came back to Nizamabad and re-joined the BJP, this time in the presence of state leaders.
The BJP had won 28 seats in Nizamabad Municipal Corporation, out of which eight have already defected to the TRS ahead of the elections. Similarly, several Congress leaders have also been lured into the TRS.
