Hyderabad: The results of the Huzurabad poll cannot be dismissed, but at the same time it cannot be called a barometer for the assembly selection of 2023.
Seeing the performance of BJP after the disaster in the 2018 poll – where he lost deposits in more than 100 assembly constituencies – the Saffron party has been get an attraction among people not only in urban areas but also inland in Telangana.
With only MLA in Kitty from the 2018 Assembly poll, BJP surprised everyone by winning four seats in the 2019 General Election.
Except for Secunderabad, three other chairs – Nizamabad, Karimnagar and Adamanabad – have dominant rural voters.
Then the shocker came to TRS, the juggernaut was stopped in Dubbak by-poll by BJP.
Despite the margin of a victory of less than 1,500 votes, the Safron party voted in rural areas.
This was the first defeat to TRS in the poll after Telangana was formed in 2014.
The victory of the Safron Party made BJP emerge as a congress challenger for the main opposition status in Telangana’s politics.
Riding the success of Dubbak Bypoll, the Saffron Party came with an impressive performance in the GHMC poll making a breakthrough to the TRS ward and division at Hyderabad Municipal Corporation, where in Congress was reduced to a fourth fourth position.
But before BJP can establish itself as a clear alternative to the powerful TRS, Chief of Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao pulled one back by beating BJP in his seat, MLC seats graduated from Hyderabad-Restaeddy-Mahbubnagar.
In a clever political movement, KCR was a Vani Devi, daughter of former PM P V Narasimha Rao, from this chair, and he defeated the prospective Safron Party.
BJP fate worse in the MLC seats graduated from Nalgonda-Khammam-Waga, where driven to fourth place.
Speaking to Toi, Political Analyst Prof.
K Nageshwar said BJP lost his deposit in Nagarjunasagar by-poll but returned to win the Huzurabad election.
BJP can attack TRS in the poll, but can it cause fatal injury to the 2023 poll? Well, it’s too early to predict, said political analyst.
Huzurabad is not just a blip, BJP grows in strength in T’Gana
