The Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy, has set his eyes on two crucial portfolios: Petroleum and natural gas and water resources. As Dr Reddy sees it, the state has contributed the largest nu-mber of MPs to the Congress and should be rewarded.

Dr Reddy wants MPs from the state to handle the two portfolios. ONGC and Gail had troubled the state government over the last five years and stranded gas-based power projects, forcing the government to impose supply cuts.

Control over the water resources ministry would give Dr Reddy freedom to continue his Jalayaganam programme, to secure permission for projects and funds for Polavaram, Pra-nahita-Chevella, Ellam-palli, Dummugudem and Nagarjunasagar modernisation.

Dr Reddy is to meet the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, and the Congress chief, Mrs Sonia Gandhi, and press for the two ministries.

Dr Reddy has been lobbying for the minister of state seat in the railway ministry to make up for the “negligence” meted out to the state.

Dr Reddy has hinted this to the senior leader, Mr Pranab Mukherjee, who sources said has assured the Chief Minister of his support. Dr Reddy is also keen on the MoS posts in the surface transport, rural development, shipping and coal ministries.

The Congress has 157 seats in the 294-member assembly, while the Telugu Desam-led Mahakutami could win only 106 seats, including 91 for TDP, 10 for TRS, four for CPI and one for CPI-M. The PRP remained a poor third with 18 seats. Others could get 13 seats, including two BJP, one Lok Satta, seven MIM and three independents.

The election results have surprised the poll-pundits, who were predicting that there would be a hung assembly in the state this time and that the seats of PRP would be crucial in deciding the fate of the new government.

There are many reasons for the victory of the Congress in the assembly elections. The main reason is that it was completely a positive vote for the Congress government. In the last five years, the YSR government had fulfilled all its promises on implementing welfare and development programmes. The schemes implemented by the Congress government fetched YSR the victory. Thus, there was no anti-incumbency factor this time. The anti-government vote, if any, was split between the TDP and the PRP. Secondly, the alliance with the TRS proved to be a nemesis for the TDP. The TRS has not only fared poorly even in the Telangana strongholds, but also spoiled the chances of the TDP. This was evident from the way the Congress won more than 40 seats in Telangana region. There was no transfer of votes even among the TDP and the Communist parties in many areas.

And the PRP also spoiled the TDP chances. Chiranjeevi’s social justice slogan failed to impress the people and he heavily banked on caste polarisation, especially the Kapu factor in the coastal Andhra, hoping to eat into the Congress vote bank. But, it could only eat into the TDP votes, damaging the latter’s prospects. Chiranjeevi himself lost his Palacole assembly segment in his native West Godavari district, though he won the Tirupati seat with a meagre margin of around 10,000 votes. Analysts say the TDP would have benefitted much, had there been no PRP in the fray; or there should have been an alliance between the Congress and the TDP.

Finally, the TDP’s much-hyped cash transfer scheme and supply of free colour televisions to the poor also have failed to make any impact on the electorate.

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Cine actress Jayasudha wins the Secunderabad assembly constituency with the majority of 3,400 votes on her nearest rival, TDP member Talasani Srinivas Yadav.

On the other hand Chandragiri assembly constituency, TDP member Roja looses to Galla Aruna Kumari of Congress.

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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, who led Congress party back to power in the state in 2004, was Saturday re-elected to the assembly from Pulivendula constituency in his native Kadapa district.

YSR, as the chief minister is popularly known, retained the seat with a majority of 69,092 votes. His nearest rival was S.V. Satish Kumar Reddy of Telugu Desam Party (TDP).

YSR, who is all set to become the chief minister again, had defeated Satish Kumar Reddy by over 41,000 votes in 2004.

He has now won the seat for the third consecutive term. He had earlier represented this constituency for three terms from 1978 to 1985.

YSR’s rival and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) president N. Chandrababu Naidu retained the Kuppam assembly seat in his native Chittoor district. He defeated Congress party’s M. Subramanyam Reddy by a margin of 46,000 votes.

Naidu has won the seat for the fifth consecutive term. However, the victory margin has come down. He was elected in 2004 elections with a majority of over 60,000 votes.

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Congress Winners

*Danam.Vijay Kumar
*Gurunath Reddy (Anathapuram)
*B.Satyavathi(Amudalavalasa)
*Chendrashekar Reddy (Gaanampudi)
*Sugreevulu (Palakonda)
*Mopidevi.Venkataramana(Repalle)
*Muralimohan(Rajaam)
*M.Sucheritha (Pathipadu)
*T.Narashimha (Jaggampeta)
*G.Sathish (Mummidivaram)
*VishnuvadanReddy (Jublihills)
*Rajendar (Malkajgiri)
*Purandeshwari (vishakapatnam)
*Lagadapati Rajgopal (vijayawada)
*ChennakeshavaReddy(Yemmiganur)
*Shilpa MohanReddy(nandyala)
*G.Ravikumar(Addanki)
*SudeerReddy (LB Nagar)
*Abraham(Alampur)
*PrathapReddy(Srishailam)
*RevathiPathi (Tekkal)
*Vijayaramajagu(Pathapatnam)
*Venkataramareddy(Dharmapuram)
*Madhusudan(Gunthakal)
Jagannayakulu(Pallasa)
*Madhusudan(Gunthakal)
*Venkareddy(bapatla)
*Sheshu(Kondepi)
*Padhma(Thirupuru)
*K.LaxmaReddy(Medchel)
*RVN.Rangareddy(Bobbili)
*Nehru(vijayavada east)
*Kaanthamma(Aruku)
*Kamalamma(Badvel)
*A.Suresh(Erragondapalem)
*RajannaDora(Saluru)
*K. Nageswar Rao(Tanuku)
*Narshimhareddy (Kanigiri)
*Pilli.Subash Chendrabosh (Ramachanrapuram)
*Rajireddy(Uppal)
*Jaipalreddy(Chevela)
*Vivekanada(Aanam)
*Vatti vasanthakumar(Unguturu)
*Jayamani(parvathipuram)
*Geethareddy(Jaheerabad)
*K.Sridhar(Varadanapeta)
*Padhala Rajesh
*Ponnala Laxamaiah(Janagam)
*Rajesh Kumar(Chintalpudi)
*NandiswarGoud(Patancheru)
*Sudhakar(Madakasiri)
*D.Venkateshwarlu(parchuru)
*Y.S.Rajashekar Reddy(pulivendala)
*Daanam Nagendar(khyrathabad)
*Manamma(Musheerabad)
*Jaanareddy(Nagarjunasagar)
* Khanna (Guntur,Pachima)
*Sabitha IndraReddy (Maheshwaram)
*UshaRani(palakollu)
*D.K Aruna(Gadval)
*Uthamkumar Reddy
*Prasad (Vikarabad)
*Jogi Ramesh Goud(Pedana)
*Gottipati Ravikumar(Addanki)
*Vishwarup(Amalapuram)
*Sunita Laxmareddy(Narsapur)
*Mukesh Goud(Ghoshan Mahal)
*A.Srinivas(Eluru)
*Rajanarshimha(Andol)
*T.Narsareddy(Gajvel)
*N.Manohar(Thenali)
*ManoharRao(Chithur)
*PrathapReddy(Shadnagar)
*L.Venkataswamy(Nandikotoor)
*JeggaReddy(Sangareddy)
*SridharBabu (Mandhani)
*Shajahan(Madanapally) *Jayasuda(Secundrabad)
*Dharmanna(Srikakulam)
*Manikya Varaprasad(Thadikonda)
*Satyanarayana Reddy(Rampachodavaram)
*Praveen Reddy(Husnabad)
*Dr.Ravi (Puthalapattu)
*Muralikrishna(Kodumuru)
*Prasad Raj(Narsapuram)
*Bhatti Vikramarka(Madira)
*Konda Surekha(Parakala)
*Kavitah(Mahabubabad)
*Galla.Arunakumari
*Venkata Krishnam Raju(Thuni)
*Muthyam Reddy (Dhubbaka)
*Kuthuhalamma(Nellore)
*C.K.Babu(Chittoor)
*Marri Shashidar Reddy(Sanath nagar)
*T.Rajaiah( Warangal Dt., Stn.Ganpur)
*Kunja Sathyavathi(Bhadhrachalam)
*Shesha Reddy (Anaparthi)
*Rapaka Varaprasad(Rajole)
*K. Kamala(Mangalagiri)

Mahakutami Winners

*P.Sairaju(Ichapuram)
*Chittibabu
*Abdul Gani(Hindupuram)
*Bala Nagireddy (Mantralaya)
*K.Narayana (Machilipatnam)
*Eraabelli.Dhayakar(palakurthi)
*K.Narayanareddy(Markapuram)
*Devineni Uma(Mylavaram)
*Ramulu(Achampeta)
*Pedhakurapadu
*Umamadhavareddy(Bhuvanagiri)
*Raghunath Reddy(Puttaparthi)
*KE Krishnamurthi Groud(Done)
*Yellareddy(narayanapeta)
*Kishanreddy(Ibhrahimpatnam)
*UK Abbaih(Yellandu)
*Prakash Goud(Rajendranagar)
*KE Prabhakar Goud(Pathikonda)
*Venkataramana(Kaikaluru)
*Jaipal Reddy (Kalvakurthi)
*K.NarayanaReddy(Markapuram)
*Sambashivarao(CPI,kothagudem)
*Raamakkotaiah(Noojividu)
*Paritala Sunitha(Rapthadu)
*Payyavula Keshav(varavakonda)
*Vidyasagar Rao(TRS,Koorutla)
*Venugopalachari
*RangaReddy(Miryalaguda)
*Prabhakar(Dendhuluru)
*Seetha(Devarakedra)
*Esawar(TRS,Dharmapuri)
*Thummala NageswaRao
*MasthanRao(Kaaveli)
*Chendar Rao(Kodhada)
*Amarnath Reddy(Palamaneru)
*G.Mallesh(CPI,Bellampally)
*K.S.Rathnam(Chevela)
*Pardhasaradi(Penukonda)
*Sammaiah (TRS,Sirpur)
*Chandababu Naidu(kuppam)
*Anjaneilu (Venukonda)
*Jogeshwar Rao(Mandapeta)
*Jukkla Hanumantarao Shinde
*Vinay(TRSWgl,pachima)
*M.Narshimha(Thungaturthi)
*Billa Durgapasad(Gudur)
*Mahendhar Reddy (Thandur)
*Ch.Ramesh (Vemulavada)
*Revanth Reddy (Kodangal)
*Gampa.Govardhan
*K.Ramarao(TRS,Sirisilla)
* E.Rajendar(Hujurabad)
*Harish Rao(TRS,Sidhipeta)
*Annapurnamma(Armur)
*Ch.V.Ramanarao(Pedhapally)
*L.Ramana(Jagithyala)
*Seethakka(Wgl Dt., Mulugu)
*G.Nagesh (Adilabad Dt, Bodh)
*Venkatesh(Rajanagaram)
*Gangula Kamalakar(Karimnagar)

PRP Winners

*Vanga Geetha (Pitapuram)
*Thupakula Mannemma(Kovur)
*AnnaRambabu(Giddaluru)
*Ganta SrinivasRao(Anakapalli)
*Gandhimohan(peddapuram)
strong>*Chiranjeevi (Thirupathi)
*MaheshwarReddy(Nirmal)
* Y.Anil Kumar(Niz’bad Dt., Balkonda)
* Kanna Babu (Kakinada)

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All party losers
*Posani Krishna (chilakaluripeta)
*Devender Goud(Malkajigiri)
*Renuka Chowdary(Cogress)
*Allu Aravind(MP(PRP),Anakapally)
*Devender Goud(ibhrahimpatnam)
*Vanama VenkateswaraRao(congress)
*SambaniChendrashekar(congress)
*Chiranjeevi(PRP,Palakollu)
*Karanam Balaram(TDP)
*Kodela Sivaprasad (TDP)
*Reddyanayak (Dornakal)
*N.Rajalaxmi(congress)
*Pharirudhin(congress)
*D. Srinivas(PCC)
* Shabheer ali
* Roja (TDP,Chandragiri)
* Yanamala RamaKrishna(TDP)
*Kadiyam Srihari (TDP)
*Jeevan Reddy(Cogress,Jagithyala)
* Shuresh Reddy speaker(Congress,Armur)

Botsa’s politically motivated allegation on Jr.NTR proves to be wrong , as NTR doesn’t need to work for Chandrababu Naidu, just for few lakhs of rupees because, his capacity to earn Crores of rupees with his films is not a secret. More over Jr.NTR temporarily sacrificed his film career for TDP campaigning and in the course he met with accident, and still glued to bed.

He proved himself as a Gem of the film industry, and as a Star campaigner in politics. Botsa, who is facing many allegations and trailed by a bad reputation, should understand that he is not a matching for Jr. NTR , and should understand that no one can degrade NTR image despite their hard effort to defame him.

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In his latest speech, Jr NTR added the masala on Chief Minister Dr Y S Rajasekhara Reddy’s recent comments describing the settlers of Telangana as foreigners. He wondered whether YSR had not thought about this issue while forging alliance with the TRS before 2004 elections and including the separate Telangana issue in the Congress manifesto.

“He is trying to provoke regional feelings among the people by makingsuch statements,” Jr NTR alleged. He also ridiculed Chiranjeevi’s promise of providing all essential commodities at Rs 100 a packet. “He does not know how much quantity of provisions each family requires. Such a person is making ridiculous promises,” Jr NTR said.
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Upendra, who is now camping in Vijayawada to monitor the party chief, Chiranjeevi’s campaign, said that the party had emerged as strong force in the coastal districts of Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, Visakhapatnam, East and West Godavari districts, where the party would win considerable number of seats. Even in the south coastal districts of Krishna, Guntur, Prakasam and Nellore, he said the party would emerge as single largest party pushing the TD and Congress to the second and third place respectively.

The former Union minister tried to justify lapses in seat allocation and said that such problems would come up in a new party where they had to take several issues into consideration. “We have promised social justice and had to accommodate people from neglected castes against the dominant castes. It was a tough exercise and there might be some lapses in such a tough exercise,” Upendra said.

He further claimed that people in the State were looking towards Chiranjeevi for clean politics and they were not prepared to accept the corrupt Congress and incredible Telugu Desam.

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As many as 31.1 million voters in these constituencies spread over 13 districts will decide the electoral fortunes of 315 candidates for the Lok Sabha and 1,833 candidates for the assembly. Polling will be conducted in 36,124 polling stations.

In the second phase, 140 assembly and 20 parliamentary seats will go to the polls on April 23. This phase will cover 26.6 million voters in 30,427 polling stations.

The authorities have made massive security arrangements to ensure peaceful and free and fair elections. Chief Electoral Officer I V Subba Rao said 118,000 police personnel apart from 208 companies of central paramilitary forces and AP Special Police are being deployed.

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Though some may argue that these estimates look a bit over stretched, Mr Ram Mohan Rao is very confident and says that these estimates are based on preliminary reports that the party has gathered through its network in the state.

The TDP is leaving no stone unturned in its effort to win the elections and the party is very confident that, its record of good governance would come in handy in winning the following elections. Let us wait and watch if the TDP would translate its good image into votes this time around.

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