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)

Speaking out against her cousin Varun Gandhi’s inflammatory comments, Congress chief Sonia Gandhi’s daughter Priyanka suggested he read “the Gita properly”.

“I would advise him to read the Gita properly and try to understand it,” Priyanka Vadra told reporters here.

His anti-Muslim comments, she said, went against the principles that the Gandhi family has stood for.

“It is really very sad to see him saying all these on television,” she said.

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The party is projecting Manmohan Singh as the next prime minister of the country saying that there could be many candidates for the post but no one matched up to him.

“There can be many candidates for the post of prime minister but nobody stands in front of Manmohan Singh. He has both experience and competence,” Sonia Gandhi said while releasing the Congress manifesto here.

She said that the people would vote for the Congress keeping in mind the achievements of the UPA government in the last five years. The Congress party said it would introduce measures to ensure that economic growth is maintained and protect farmers from the impact of a global slowdown.

It would extend interest relief to farmers and build on the national job guarantee scheme, both seen as potential vote winners in the general election to be held next month.

“When I look at the opportunities, I am convinced that this country can move forward on a road to faster, more equitable growth,” Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said at the launch of the Congress manifesto 2009.

At the release of the Congress party’s manifesto, the Prime Minister slammed BJP candidate Varun Gandhi for his communal remarks and said his comments represented the BJP’s mindset.

Manmohan Singh also accused the Left of being regressive. Congress president Sonia Gandhi, however, remained mum on the issue, and refused to comment on the possibility of a post-poll alliance with the Left.

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The Congress party’s election manifesto in Andhra Pradesh has promised to enhance the quota of subsidised rice by 2 kg for each individual and assured power supply for nine hours daily to the agriculture sector.

The increase in the rice quota for each individual white card holder from four to six kg a month will place an annual burden of Rs. 4,000 crore on the exchequer in addition to the amount of Rs. 5,000 crore (excluding Central subsidy) already being incurred.

The 32-page party manifesto, which was released here on Monday by Chief Minister Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy and APCC president D. Srinivas, promised to continue the ongoing welfare and developmental programmes of the Congress government in a more focused manner. The flagship programmes such as Indiramma housing, Arogyasri health insurance scheme, three per cent interest for loans to SHGs and fee reimbursement to the students besides the massive irrigation schemes would continue.
Assurance on LPG price

Dr. Reddy said that the price of LPG gas cylinder would come down by Rs. 100 a cylinder once piped gas supply to the household became a reality in three or four years. On the contentious Telangana statehood issue, the party pledged to honour the stand taken by the government on the floor of the Assembly.

The government had already constituted a committee of members of both the Houses under the chairmanship of senior member K. Rosaiah, it pointed out.

On SC categorisation, the party promised to pursue with the Centre, the issue of enacting a law in Parliament. Referring to Jalayagnam, the party resolved to complete the incomplete projects in a time-bound manner. It also promised to recognise the growing aspirations of the people of Mahabubnagar, Nalgonda, Prakasam, Nellore and the four Rayalaseema districts for a fair share in Krishna waters.

Dr. Reddy sought another term based on the five-year-long Congress governance that he termed a “glorious period of the State.”

“We never believed in making promises like free colour televisions and cash transfer scheme that are impossible to be implemented,” he remarked. Mr. Srinivas said the party reiterated to continue its people-friendly programmes. He said Arogyasri was one programme that had given a new lease of life to many patients.

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