Hyderabad: Blitzkrieg’s prolonged campaign for Huzurabad Bypoll which has not been announced has had unwanted guarantee damage – farmers and builders.
Political heat has sang both when their workers have gone out of the rice fields and construction sites to march for any party with a better bid in cash or good.
Desers have left farmers from the surrounding area worried about finishing sowing on time.
The same thing with the builder, because the work has been jammed and the deadline has come out of the window.
The battle of high betting in Huzarabad has caused the party to urge a large crowd even for small programs in a distant location.
Even in some places with less than 1,000 people, the Inter / Intra-Party competition has resulted in local workers to assemble the crowd greater than the total regional population.
There is pressure on rankings and files to prove their influence with the local public in front of the state-level camping party representatives in Huzurabad.
“It is not only about elections, but also related to competition among local leaders to outperform others in their own party,” said a local TrS leader to complete this, party workers this time threw nets outside the local youth and fresh catches Carrying on hand agriculture and construction workers.
Going levels are usually at least Rs 500 every day, travel and liquor costs for this seasonal political worker.
While the parties do not complain, farmers, who do not have a bag in order to fit, have been allowed to care.
“We need at least 15 people per acre per day.
But we get about half of them because the party offers them a better wage.
We raise wages to Rs 350 per day, not Rs 250, but we still haven’t got our worker back,” Rujna Rajanna, a farmer.
Builders are in the same ditch too.
Their high plans have been based because construction work in the city and neighboring areas has slowed drastically due to lack of labor.
“The work has been beaten badly for the past month.
Some people even have to postpone the home heating ceremony because of the delayed work,” Chavinash Reddy said, a builder.