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Center for Politics and Policy Studies retweeted
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Center for Politics and Policy Studies retweeted
Andhra Pradesh's voters show us the power of democracy in action and record the highest voter turnout among the 4 Phases of polling concluded until now in the 2024 General Elections. Thank you for voting! #APElections2024 #SVEEP #ChunavKaParv #DeshKaGarv #ECI #generalelections2024 #Elections2024 #LS2024 #VoteMay13th #GoVote #ElectionDay
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Center for Politics and Policy Studies retweeted
A possible shift in @BRSparty voters towards the @INCIndia in north Telangana could play spoilsport in @BJP4India’s hopes of cashing in on the gains it made in the 2019 Lok Sabha and 2023 Assembly polls. The mood on the ground in erstwhile districts of North Telangana — Nizamabad, Karimnagar, and Adilabad —where the BJP had gained some ground in the last few years show ‘communal polarisation’, especially in urban areas. In 2019, the BJP had won Karimnagar, Nizamabad, Adilabad and Secunderabad Lok Sabha segments. Data shows that Congress has gained in north Telangana, which was once a citadel of the BRS, and this is evident with the grand old party winning 33 out of the 51 assembly seats in last year’s assembly polls. @revanth_anumula @BJP4India @INCIndia @BRSparty deccanherald.com/elections/i… #Telangana #TelanganaPolitics #TelanganaNews #TelanganaElections #BRS #Congress #BJP4IND
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Center for Politics and Policy Studies retweeted
CPPS led by some amazing data driven pollsters gives 65 to 70 seats to @INCIndia @INCTelangana @CPPStudies #Telangana #TelanaganaElections #TelanganaAssemblyElections2023
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