Social media platforms exploded with political commentary, live updates, heated disputes, and memes as the legislative elections drew to a conclusion. Online users were incensed that madhavi Latha, the bjp candidate in Hyderabad, was impeding Muslim voting. Many called for her to be disqualified. "When such things are happening, why are the elections being held to fool the people?" said a user on X. This is a disgusting travesty of democracy.
 
People making comments regarding the events on X. Pictures of voters with their fingers tattooed and messages pushing others to vote flooded the site. facebook evolved as a political campaign central centre. Candidates sent campaigns and last-minute statements over the app. Videos on the election flooded YouTube, showcasing everything from candidate analysis to campaign highlights. Instagram's sarcastic postings and memes regarding the elections resonated strongly with the younger demographic. Pages pushed their followers to use their right to vote by posting humorous posters and memes regarding political races.
 

Users of the public forum Reddit were able to get in-depth evaluations of each state's nominees. Voters were assisted in casting their ballots, given information about their candidates, and directed through the election process via the platform. The social media scene was dominated by an ap analysis of celebrities' voting booth outfit selections. It all started with a post on the Actual india website that showed NTR, the popular tollywood actor, voting while wearing a blue shirt. The blue clothing was seen by some YSRC members as a subliminal endorsement of chief minister Y.S. jagan Mohan Reddy's party.
 

After seeing actor mahesh babu wore blue, someone wrote, "This is not a coincidence, this is confidence on Jagan." Before long, the hashtag #BlueWave became popular. They were begun by others. When a photo of jagan Mohan Reddy's wife Bharathi wearing red and white became viral, the fad took off. On social media, Jana Sena supporters seemed to be endorsing their party.
 
 


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