Archive · 8 Aug 2025
YSRCP Demands Halt to Polling Station Relocation in Kadapa
The YSRCP party is asking the Andhra Pradesh Election Commission to stop moving voting places in Kadapa district.
They worry that moving the voting places could make it harder for people to vote and could be used to cheat.
They say some voting places are being moved farther away, which could stop people from voting and make them feel scared.
YSRCP thinks the ruling TDP party is behind these changes to reduce the number of people voting.
YSRCP urged Andhra Pradesh Election Commission to halt the relocation of polling stations.
The request cited potential inconvenience to voters and possible manipulation.
Polling stations in Yerraballi, Nallagonduvari Palli, and Nallapureddy Palli are affected.
YSRCP expressed concern that distant locations could deter voters and invite intimidation.
YSRCP alleged changes were made at the behest of TDP.
- Who
- YSRCP, Election Commission, TDP.
- What
- YSRCP urged the Election Commission to halt relocation of polling stations.
- When
- Ahead of local body polls on August 10 and 12.
- Where
- YSR Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- To prevent voter inconvenience and potential manipulation, ensuring free and fair elections.
YSRCP's Stance
TDP's Stance
Polling Station Relocation
YSRCP's Stance
Relocation of polling stations causes inconvenience, potential misuse, and aims to reduce voter turnout.
TDP's Stance
No counter viewpoint provided in the article.
- Event
- Local Body Polls
- Location
- YSR Kadapa district
- Date of Polls
- August 10 and 12
- Accuser
- YSRCP
- Alleged wrongdoer
- TDP
- Complaint made to
- Election Commission
- Affected Villages
- Yerraballi, Nallagonduvari Palli, Nallapureddy Palli
