Suryapet

BRS leaders raised concerns about the Election Commission of India schedule for graduate MLC voter registration. A group led by MLC L Ramana met the Telangana Chief Electoral Officer to protest the November 6 deadline for submitting Form 18.

MLC D Sravan Kumar said this date makes little sense because the final voter list is not due until November 20. He noted that voters cannot correctly finish their forms without their polling station or EPIC details. The party says this process lacks planning and may confuse many people.

Concerns about voter lists

Sravan is also worried about the current Special Intensive Revision. He said poor public information campaigns could lead to the removal of nearly 90 lakh votes across the state. This includes areas like Charminar, Adilabad, and Suryapet. The delegation asked for a two-week extension to help more people take part.

District Electoral Roll Observer A Sri Devasena met with political party representatives to discuss the Special Intensive Revision process in Suryapet. The main aim is to protect the voting rights of every eligible citizen. Officials confirmed they will resolve field issues by following Election Commission rules.

Voter list updates

District Collector Tejas Nandalal Pawar noted that 1,94,106 voters received notices about errors or missing details in their records. If you got a notice, please go to the scheduled hearings and submit your required documents quickly. Your help makes sure the voter list is accurate.

Unemployed youth in Telangana started Telangana Endrin Party. They feel let down because the state government failed to fill 2 lakh job vacancies. This new political group wants to challenge the current leadership. Supported by Unemployed Youth Joint Action Committee, they plan to register with Election Commission soon.

Launch and future plans

Official launch events will happen in Suryapet. Party leaders say the government ignored them and made empty promises. They are using the slogan, Udyogam Maa Hakku, Nyayam Maa Lakshyam, to get support. Cockroach Janta Party also recently gained attention through social media protests. Activists think these youth groups could become a strong political force if they work together.

Inspired by Cockroach Janata Party, unemployed youth in Telangana formed Telangana Endrin Party. This group wants to push the state government to publish a job calendar and fill 2 lakh open positions.

Unemployed Youth Joint Action Committee plans to register as a party with the Election Commission soon. They will hold an official launch at a public meeting in Suryapet. Their main demand is justice for about 50 lakh unemployed youth in the state.

Udyogam Maa Hakku, Nyayam Maa Lakshyam is their slogan. It means Job is our right, justice is our goal. Activists say that if youth groups join together, they could become an important force in state politics.

Former MLA Bollam Mallaiah Yadav hosted a BRS party meeting in Kodada, Suryapet district, focusing on the upcoming voter list revision. BRS state general secretary RS Praveen Kumar addressed the party workers, urging them to remain vigilant to ensure that no valid votes are deleted from the electoral rolls.

During the meeting, he highlighted concerns regarding potential discrepancies in voter lists, drawing comparisons to issues reported in other states. He instructed booth-level workers to stay alert and active throughout the revision process to protect the party's voter base.