Archive · 31 Oct 2025
BRS Accuses Congress Candidate of Threats; Congress Predicts Landslide Victory
In the election for Jubilee Hills, one political party, BRS, is upset because they say the other party's candidate, Naveen Yadav, threatened to harm their supporters.
BRS leaders have complained to election officials and want Naveen Yadav removed from the race.
Meanwhile, a minister from the Congress party, Uttam Kumar Reddy, is very confident his party will win easily.
He says all the polls show Congress winning and that his party has helped people by giving out many new ration cards, unlike the BRS party which he says ignored the poor for ten years.
Congress is campaigning by talking to people directly and talking about the good things their government has done.
BRS leaders have complained to the Chief Electoral Officer against Congress candidate Naveen Yadav for allegedly threatening to eliminate BRS cadre.
BRS leaders urged the CEO to register an FIR, disqualify Naveen Yadav, and provide protection for their party members.
State Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy expressed strong confidence in a Congress victory in the Jubilee Hills by-election, citing favorable survey reports.
Congress highlighted the issuance of 40,000 new white ration cards in Jubilee Hills and large-scale rice distribution as achievements of their government.
BRS plans to intensify its 'Maata-Muchata' campaign to highlight alleged administrative failures of the Congress government over the past 24 months.
- Who
- BRS leaders and Congress leaders, including State Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy and candidate Naveen Yadav
- What
- BRS leaders lodged a complaint against Congress candidate Naveen Yadav for alleged threats of violence, while Congress leaders expressed strong confidence in winning the Jubilee Hills by-election, citing welfare achievements.
- When
- Thursday (specific date not mentioned, but related to Jubilee Hills bypoll campaign)
- Where
- Hyderabad, specifically Jubilee Hills constituency
- Why
- BRS seeks disqualification of the Congress candidate due to alleged threats, while Congress aims to win the by-election by highlighting their government's welfare schemes and criticizing the previous BRS administration.
BRS
Congress
Allegations Against Candidate
BRS
BRS alleges Congress candidate Naveen Yadav publicly threatened to 'finish off' BRS cadre, calling it criminal intimidation and obstruction of fair elections, and demanding his disqualification.
Congress
Congress leaders express confidence in winning, focusing on their government's welfare achievements and criticizing the BRS for past neglect, without directly addressing the threat allegations in the provided text.
Government Performance & Achievements
BRS
BRS intends to use its 'Maata-Muchata' initiative to highlight alleged administrative failures and policy impacts hampering city development under the Congress government's 24-month rule.
Congress
Congress highlights significant achievements, including issuing over 1.15 crore white ration cards statewide (40,000 in Jubilee Hills) and large-scale food distribution, contrasting it with the BRS's alleged decade-long neglect of the poor.
- BRS Complaint
- Alleged threats of violence against BRS cadre by Congress candidate Naveen Yadav.
- Congress Confidence
- State Minister Uttam Kumar Reddy predicts a clear Congress victory in Jubilee Hills by-election.
- Campaign Focus (BRS)
- 'Maata-Muchata' initiative to discuss Congress government's 24-month failures.
- Campaign Focus (Congress)
- Door-to-door campaign highlighting welfare schemes and criticizing BRS's decade-long neglect.
- Key BRS Allegation
- Congress candidate's alleged statement: 'I will finish off the BRS Cadre in a week.'
- Key Congress Claim
- Over 40,000 new white ration cards sanctioned in Jubilee Hills under Congress government.
- BRS Demand
- Disqualification of Congress candidate Naveen Yadav.
