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Leaders of regional & national parties make high pitch campaign for Telangana Assembly elections

The top leadership of all major political parties, BJP, Congress and BRS criss-crossing different regions seeking support for their candidates

Leaders of regional & national parties make high pitch campaign for Telangana Assembly elections
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In Telangana, electioneering has reached to its peak as only a day left for campaigning.

The top leadership of all major political parties, BJP, Congress and BRS criss-crossing different regions seeking support for their candidates.

With only one day left for campaigning, the national leadership beside the chief ministers of the respective party-ruled states are taking part in electioneering.

Prime minister Narendra Modi will address public meetings at Mahabubabad and Karimnagar and hold a roadshow in Hyderabad later this evening.

BJP senior Leaders Amit Shah, Anurag Thakur, JP Nadda, Himantha Biswa Sharma among others will take part in Campaign.

Congress star Campaigner Priyanka Gandhi will campaign in Kodangal constituency.

All three major contenders in Telangana, BJP, Congress and BRS are leaving no stone unturned to woo the voters as the poling day is fast approaching.

A battery of top leadership of both BJP and Congress are addressing public meetings, holding road shows, interacting with the people on corner meetings, especially aiming to attract the attention of youth.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has addressed public meetings at almost all corners of the state while senior leaders Amit Shah, JP Nadda, UP chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and several union Ministers are campaigning across the state.

Congress top leaders Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Mallikharjun Kharge and Karnataka Chief Minister Siddharamaiah and his deputy Shivakumar besides a host of ministers are assisting the congress campaign.

BRS chief K Chandrasekhar Rao addressed nearly 100 public meetings so far while party senior leaders Taraka Ramarao and Harish Rao holding roadshows across the state.

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