Was there a secret agreement..? election time dust…
Were there secret deals between the parties during the lok sabha elections in Telangana? Are you making friends inside while wrestling upwards? There was an interesting discussion on the same subject in TV9's Big Debate. congress and the bjp have given a strong counter to the allegations of BRS. Who has pierced the thorns of the rose? Appreciation to whom? It has become a topic of discussion. It's election season.. parties are desperate to cash in on any small opportunity they get. From the problems in the gully to the funds coming from Delhi. References, criticisms, and punchy dialogues are exploding. They are acting cunningly to keep the rival parties in a tight spot.
A triangle fight is currently going on in Telangana. The congress, which came to power with an unexpected victory in the assembly elections, hopes to repeat the same scene in the lok sabha battle. BRS, on the other hand, is determined to achieve where it has lost. It is calculated that if the mp wins the election, the lost image will come back. And bjp is confident that it will reach double digits with Modi's magic. In this order, the discussion on TV9's Big Debate has aroused political interest. BRS leader Balka Suman, who participated in the discussion, blasted that there was a secret agreement between bjp and Congress. It was also revealed that the congress has fielded weak mp candidates in the contest. Suman's comments were slammed by congress mla Naini Rajender. He asked if anyone in the country can feel that there is an agreement between bjp and Congress. Kamalam also launched a counterattack in the Big Debate. bjp mla Aleti Maheshwar questioned whether the leaders who were strong when they were in BRS became weaker when they changed the party.
What is the truth in the claim that the weak candidates are in the ring?
God knows the truth. But they made accusations and criticisms in someone's style. So whose argument is true? What is the truth in the comments that week candidates have been brought into the ring? Is the collusion between the parties an election stunt? Parties are strategizing for mileage in a three-cornered contest, whatever the venue and whatever the context. Finally.. the discussion on tv9 Big Debate.. led to a new political discussion.
