According to a survey, the head of the ysr telangana Party, Y.S. sharmila, has become a political force to be reckoned with in telangana over the past two years. sharmila, the daughter of Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, the former chief minister of the united Andhra Pradesh, entered telangana politics in 2021 promising to carry on her late father's administration, which was characterised by a strong focus on welfare and a successful balance of development and progress.
According to YSRTP officials, she is now regarded as carrying on her father's tradition, a legitimate challenger to KCR, and a sought-after alternative because of her unwavering spirit, which allowed her to walk more than 3,500 kilometres and her valiant struggle against anomalies in Kaleshwaram. The most recent telangana poll, performed in december 2022 across the state by the Centre for Market Research & Social Development (CMSD), makes this point quite clearly. The survey places her among the top three contenders for chief minister, according to the party.
According to this survey, the late ysr was the most well-liked chief minister in the area. 46% of respondents cited his valuable welfare programmes as having transformed their social and economic circumstances like a magic wand. Sixty assembly constituencies in telangana were covered by the CMSD survey.
The survey's findings have just been released. 13% of respondents wanted Y.S. sharmila to take over as the state's next chief minister. Her proportion of popularity increased as a result of individual replies, particularly in the southern telangana districts of Khammam, Rangareddy, Nalgonda, Medak, and Mahabubnagar.
According to YSRTP officials, she is now regarded as carrying on her father's tradition, a legitimate challenger to KCR, and a sought-after alternative because of her unwavering spirit, which allowed her to walk more than 3,500 kilometres and her valiant struggle against anomalies in Kaleshwaram. The most recent telangana poll, performed in december 2022 across the state by the Centre for Market Research & Social Development (CMSD), makes this point quite clearly. The survey places her among the top three contenders for chief minister, according to the party.
According to this survey, the late ysr was the most well-liked chief minister in the area. 46% of respondents cited his valuable welfare programmes as having transformed their social and economic circumstances like a magic wand. Sixty assembly constituencies in telangana were covered by the CMSD survey.
The survey's findings have just been released. 13% of respondents wanted Y.S. sharmila to take over as the state's next chief minister. Her proportion of popularity increased as a result of individual replies, particularly in the southern telangana districts of Khammam, Rangareddy, Nalgonda, Medak, and Mahabubnagar.
