Archive · 26 Oct 2025
BRS Expresses Concern Over Symbols in Jubilee Hills Bypoll
In an upcoming election, the BRS party is worried.
The officials in charge of the election have given out symbols to independent candidates.
Some of these symbols, like the ship, dish antenna and road roller, look a bit like the BRS's own symbol, which is a car.
The BRS party is concerned because they believe that similar-looking symbols may confuse voters.
BRS leaders have complained about this issue before, and they've previously taken the matter to court without success.
They are going to try to bring the issue to the attention of the returning officer.
Returning officer released the symbols for the Jubilee Hills Assembly bypoll.
The BRS party expressed concern over the allocated symbols.
Symbols include 'ship', 'dish antenna', 'chapati roller', 'soap dish', 'helmet', 'dolli', and 'road roller'.
BRS has previously complained about similar symbols in past elections.
BRS leaders plan to address the issue with the returning officer.
- Who
- BRS leaders, Independent candidates
- What
- Concern over the allotment of symbols that resemble the BRS's symbol.
- When
- Symbols were allocated on Sunday for the November 11 bypoll.
- Where
- Jubilee Hills Assembly, Hyderabad
- Why
- BRS fears that similar symbols may confuse voters, as they have previously claimed.
- Election
- Jubilee Hills Assembly bypoll
- Date of Bypoll
- November 11
- BRS Concern
- Symbols resembling its 'car'
- Party
- BRS
- Symbols Allocated
- Ship, dish antenna, chapati roller, soap dish, helmet, road roller, dolli