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Ravindranath Panel Sweeps Jubilee Hills Society Director Polls
Jubilee Hills Society members voted to choose 15 directors.
The panel led by B. Ravindranath reportedly won every position.
Its main rival was led by contractor B. Seenaiah and backed by T. Narendra Chowdary.
The election took place on Sunday in Hyderabad.
There were 4,039 eligible voters, but 1,814 cast ballots.
The official result has not yet been announced because of Supreme Court directions.
Ravindranath’s panel said it protected valuable society land and helped hold the election.
It also said investigations into alleged earlier wrongdoing should continue.
The B. Ravindranath panel reportedly won all 15 director posts in Sunday’s Jubilee Hills Society election.
The rival panel, backed by T. Narendra Chowdary and led by contractor B. Seenaiah, was defeated.
Official results have not been declared because of Supreme Court directions and will be announced after further orders.
Of 4,039 eligible electors, 1,814 voted at a school on Jubilee Hills Road No. 71.
The winning panel campaigned on protecting society land valued at more than ₹2,000 crore and investigating alleged past irregularities.
- Who
- The B. Ravindranath panel, the rival panel led by B. Seenaiah, and voters of Jubilee Hills Society.
- What
- The Ravindranath panel reportedly won all 15 director posts in the society election.
- Where
- At a school on Jubilee Hills Road No. 71 in Hyderabad.
- When
- The election was held on Sunday; the formal results will be announced after Supreme Court orders.
- Why
- The winning panel campaigned on protecting Jubilee Hills Society land, holding elections, and pursuing probes into alleged irregularities.
Ravindranath Panel
Seenaiah-Backed Rival Panel
Society land
Ravindranath Panel
The Ravindranath panel said its efforts safeguarded Jubilee Hills Society land valued at more than ₹2,000 crore.
Seenaiah-Backed Rival Panel
The article does not state the rival panel’s position on the land-protection claim.
Holding elections
Ravindranath Panel
The winning panel said it pursued court cases and obtained clearance to hold the election.
Seenaiah-Backed Rival Panel
The winning panel alleged that the rival panel tried to stall elections by filing cases in court; the rival panel’s response is not reported.
Past irregularities
Ravindranath Panel
The Ravindranath panel said probes into alleged irregularities over several decades began after its 2021 election victory and that re-election would help punish those responsible.
Seenaiah-Backed Rival Panel
The article does not report the rival panel’s position on the probes or the allegations.
Key facts
- Reported winner
- B. Ravindranath panel
- Director posts
- 15
- Eligible electors
- 4,039
- Voter turnout
- 1,814 participated
- Land value cited
- More than ₹2,000 crore
- Formal result
- Pending Supreme Court orders
- Rival panel
- Led by contractor B. Seenaiah and backed by T. Narendra Chowdary










