Sukhender Reddy, Rajya Sabha member Banda Prakash and a bureaucrat, who took voluntary retirement, as the candidates for biennial elections to the State Legislative Council.Hyderabad, Nov 16, : , Telangana Rashtra Samithi, (TRS), on Tuesday named Kadiyam, the former chief minister, and former chairman, Telangana Legislative Council G.Sukhender Reddy.Rajya Sabha member Bandaprakash, and a bureaucrat who retired in voluntary retirement as candidates for the biennial elections of the State Legislative Council. Srihari and Sukhender Reddy have been nominated for a second consecutive term while Banda Prakash, who was elected to the Rajya Sabha in 2018, is being surprisingly sent to the Upper House of the state legislature.Srihari and Sukhender are being nominated to a second consecutive term, while Banda Prakash (who was elected to Rajya Sabha 2018) is surprisingly sent to the Upper House.
The TRS announced candidates for biennial elections to six seats of the Legislative Council from Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) quota.TRS has announced six candidates to the biennial Legislative Council elections from members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs quota).
A day after P.Venkatarami Reddy resigned as Siddipet District Collector, the TRS named him as one of the candidates for the Council.The TRS named P.Venkatarami Reddy as one of its candidates to the Council, just a day after he resigned from his position as Siddipet District Collector.
Venkatarami Reddy, whose action of touching Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao’s feet and whose alleged contemptuous remarks against a court had triggered a row, took voluntary retirement from service on Monday.Venkatarami, who touched Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao’s feet, and whose alleged disdainful remarks about a court had triggered a dispute, retired from the service voluntary on Monday.
Reddy, a Group I officer who was promoted to the IAS rank in 2007, said he would work under the guidance of KCR to take part in the development of the state.Reddy was a Group I officer and was promoted to IAS rank in 2007.
He said that he would follow the direction of KCR in order to contribute to the state’s development.
The candidates include P.Kaushik Reddy, who had quit Congress to join TRS four months ago.P.Kaushik Reddy is one of the candidates.He had quit Congress four months earlier to become a member of TRS.The state Cabinet had on August 1 decided to nominate Kaushik Reddy under the Governor’s quota and sent a recommendation to Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan.On August 1, the state Cabinet decided to nominate Kaushik Rddy as Governor’s candidate and sent Governor Tamilisai soundararajan a recommendation.
However, as the Governor did not clear the file, the TRS decided to send him to the Council under the MLAs quota.The TRS however decided that the Governor would not be able to clear the file and sent him to Council as per the MLAsquota.
Soundararajan had said on September 8 that the Cabinet’s recommendation was still under consideration as she needed more time to make a decision.Soundararajan stated on September 8th that she was continuing to consider the Cabinet’s recommendations as she needs more time for a final decision.
The Governor said since the nominated post falls in the category of social service, she was trying to get information about Kaushik Reddy’s social service.According to the Governor, the post nominated falls under the social service category and she wanted information on Kaushik’s social services.
The sixth candidate announced by TRS is the party secretary T.Ravinder Rao.T.Ravinder Rao, the party secretary is sixth candidate to be announced by TRS.
Elections to six seats of the Legislative Council are scheduled on November 29.On November 29, six seats on the Legislative Council will be up for election.As TRS has a huge majority in 119-member Assembly, the election of all its candidates appears a mere formality.The election of TRS candidates to the six seats in the Legislative Council is a matter of formality, as TRS holds a large majority in the 119-member Assembly.
November 16 is the last date of filing nominations.Nominations must be filed no later than November 16.The scrutiny of nominations will be taken up on November 17 while November 22 will be the last date for withdrawal of nominations.On November 17, the nominations will go through scrutiny.
The last day to withdraw nominations is November 22.
Polling, if necessary, will be held on November 29 from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m.If necessary, polling will take place on November 29th from 9 a.m.until 4 p.m.The counting of votes will be taken up the same day.On the same day, votes will also be counted.
The term of office of the sitting MLCs expired in June, but the elections could not be conducted due to the outbreak of the second wave of Covid-19 in the country.
The terms of the MLCs in office expired June but elections were not possible due to Covid-19.
The term of Akulla Lalitha, Mohammed Fareeduddin, Gutha Sukhender Reddy, Nethi Vidyasagar, Bodakunti Venkateshwarlu and Kadiyam Srihari expired on June 3.On June 3, Akulla Llitha, Mohammed Fareeduddin and Gutha Sukha Sukhenderreddy’s terms ended.Of them, only Sukhender Reddy and Srihari have been renominated.Only Srihari and Sukhender Reddy were renominated.
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