Archive · 1 Feb 2026
Congress Leaders Question Survey Credibility in Adilabad
In Adilabad, some leaders in the Congress party are upset because they think the party's surveys are not fair.
They believe the surveys are being changed to help certain people get chosen as candidates for the municipal elections.
Some leaders are even saying that the surveys are not being done properly and that the party's top leaders are not being open about the process.
This is causing confusion and some leaders think it might hurt the party's chances in the elections.
Congress leaders in Adilabad allege that party surveys are manipulated to favor certain candidates.
A re-survey was conducted in four wards, but its credibility is questioned.
Leaders claim surveys are conducted unscientifically and lack transparency.
Some leaders are promoting their supporters as strong candidates using manipulated survey results.
Allegations include a senior leader creating confusion by sharing selective details with party leadership.
- Who
- Congress party leaders and candidates in Adilabad
- What
- Allegations of manipulated surveys and lack of transparency in the selection process for party tickets
- When
- Ongoing, with a re-survey conducted on Sunday
- Where
- Adilabad municipality, Telangana, India
- Why
- To gain an edge over competitors and influence the selection of candidates
- Location
- Adilabad, Telangana, India
- Total Wards
- 49
- Survey Conducted
- Yes, with questions on credibility
- Re-Survey Conducted
- Yes, in four wards on Sunday
- Alleged Manipulation
- Yes, by senior leaders
- Transparency Issues
- Yes, raised by leaders
- Impact on Party
- Alleged damage to party's interests
