Archive · 10 Oct 2026
Jagga Reddy Launches Save Our Votes Campaign for Rahul Gandhi
T Jagga Reddy held a “Save Our Votes” campaign in Sangareddy.
People wrote their names, polling-booth numbers and messages on cards and put them in a ballot box.
The campaign supported Rahul Gandhi’s effort to protect people’s voting rights.
The article says the cards were sent to President Droupadi Murmu.
Reddy said voting is an important right for every citizen.
He alleged that many votes were removed and many voters received notices during a voter-list review in Telangana.
He also accused the BJP, Narendra Modi and election chief Gyanesh Kumar of manipulating votes.
These are Reddy’s allegations, and the article does not include responses from those he accused.
Reddy said protests in Sangareddy would continue in support of Gandhi’s movement.
Telangana Congress working president T Jagga Reddy organized a “Save Our Votes” campaign in Sangareddy on Friday.
Participants wrote their names, polling-booth numbers and messages on vote cards and placed them in a specially designed ballot box.
The campaign expressed support for Rahul Gandhi’s effort to protect voting rights; the vote cards were sent to President Droupadi Murmu.
Reddy alleged that Telangana’s Special Integrated Revision removed 73 lakh votes and issued notices to 92 lakh voters.
Reddy accused the BJP, Narendra Modi and Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar of vote manipulation and demanded Kumar’s resignation; the article gives no response from them.
- Who
- Telangana Congress working president T Jagga Reddy organized the campaign; local voters participated in support of Rahul Gandhi.
- What
- A “Save Our Votes” campaign collected voter messages on cards placed in a ballot box.
- When
- Friday; the article does not specify a date.
- Where
- Sangareddy, Telangana, India.
- Why
- To express support for Rahul Gandhi’s effort to protect voting rights.
- Campaign
- “Save Our Votes”
- Organizer
- T Jagga Reddy, Telangana PCC working president
- Location
- Sangareddy, Telangana
- How it worked
- Participants wrote their names, polling-booth numbers and messages on cards and put them in a specially designed ballot box.
- Recipient
- The article says vote cards from Sangareddy were sent to President Droupadi Murmu.
- Voter-list figures
- Reddy alleged that 73 lakh votes were removed and 92 lakh voters received notices during the Special Integrated Revision in Telangana.
- Demand
- Reddy called for Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar to resign and for voters’ rights to be protected.
- Response
- The article does not report responses from the BJP, Narendra Modi or Gyanesh Kumar to Reddy’s allegations.
