State Election Commissioner shifts the date of Municipal Election in Andhra Pradesh amid Corona scare

State Election Commissioner shifts the date of Municipal Election in Andhra Pradesh amid Corona scare

AP Local Body Election 2020: Amidst increasing cases of coronovirus across the country, Andhra Pradesh local body elections have been postponed for six weeks. According to State Election Commissioner N Ramesh Kumar, the new dates of Andhra Pradesh local body elections will be finalized after normalcy is restored in the state.

Stating that the decision was taken after a high-level review of the situation, Kumar also mentioned that the election process would not be canceled. In particular, the number of coronovirus cases in the country has risen to 600, today reported to the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. 

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy not happy

Taking strong exception to the postponement of local body elections, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y.S. On Sunil, Jagan Mohan Reddy filed a complaint with the state governor against the state election commissioner.

State Election Commissioner (SEC) n. Just hours after Ramesh Kumar adjourned the local body elections for six weeks, Jagan Mohan Reddy called Governor Vishwas Bhushan Harichandan and complained to him against the officer's unilateral action.

The chief minister later addressed a news conference to be a hit in the SEC, stating that he was the leader of the opposition. Worked at the behest of Chandrababu Naidu, who was unable to digest the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) elections.

Jagan is known as the Chief Minister, IAS officer Ramesh Kumar was appointed SEC by Chandrababu Naidu when he was Chief Minister. The YSRCP chief also said that Kumar belonged to Naidu's caste.

"Through his moles in administration, Chandrababu Naidu is trying to weaken the institutions," he said.

Jagan asked who empowered the SEC to move collectors and superintendents of police and take unilateral decisions. 'Who is in power? Is it the Chief Minister or the State Election Commissioner? ' He asked.

The Chief Minister said that coronovirus was only an excuse to postpone the election as Kumar had not consulted either the Chief Secretary or the Health Secretary.

Jagan said the condition of coronovirus in the state was not critical for such a measure.

He said the only reason for the postponement was that Chandrababu Naidu was unable to digest the fact that the YSRCP unanimously won a large number of seats in rural local bodies and was rising to lead in elections.

Jagan said that if the SEC failed to compromise its methods, it would take the issue to the highest level.

source ETgoverment.com

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The election was held in a single phase on 11th April for 175 assemblies and 25 parliamentary constituencies. 79.88% voter turnout recorded by the end of the election day which is 1.92% higher than 2014 Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly election. 1,55,45,211 Male and 1,57,87,759 Female voters did cast their votes in the state. Overall 3,13,33,631 off 3,93,45,717 voters were participated in the election.

The highest turnout of 85.93% is recorded in Prakasam District followed by Guntur District with 82.37%. While Visakhapatnam District recorded the lowest turnout of 73.67%. Addanki (Assembly constituency) recorded the highest voter turnout of 89.82% voting and Visakhapatnam West (Assembly constituency) registered lowest turnout of 58.19%.

Andhra Pradesh Assembly Election 2019 dates

Schedule For Assembly Election Andhra Pradesh 2019
Poll	Event Dates
1. Issue of Notification	18 Mar 2019
2. Last date for making Nominations	25 Mar 2019
3. Scrutiny of Nominations	26 Mar 2019
4. Last date for withdrawal of candidatures	28 Mar 2019
5. Date of Poll	11 Apr 2019
6. Counting of Votes	23 May 2019
7. Date before which election process shall be completed	27 May 2019

 

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Addanki	Kodumur(SC)	Pulivendla
Adoni	Kodur(SC)	Punganur
Allagadda	Kondapi(SC)	Puthalapattu(SC)
Alur	Kothapeta	Puttaparthi
Amadalavalasa	Kovur	Rajahmundry
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Anaparthy	Kurupam(ST)	Rajanagaram
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Avanigadda	Madakasira(SC)	Raptadu
Badvel(SC)	Madanapalle	Rayachoti
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Bhimli	Mantralayam	Salur(ST)
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Chandragiri	Mummidivaram	Sarvepalli
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Chilakaluripet	Mylavaram	Satyavedu(SC)
Chintalapudi(SC)	Nagari	Singanamala(SC)
Chirala	Nandigama(SC)	Srikakulam
Chittoor	Nandikotkur(SC)	Srikalahasti
Chodavaram	Nandyal	Srisailam
Darsi	Narasannapeta	Srungavarapukota
Denduluru	Narasapuram	Sullurpeta(SC)
Dharmavaram	Narasaraopet	Tadepalligudem
Dhone	Narsipatnam	Tadikonda(SC)
Elamanchili	Nellimarla	Tadpatri
Eluru	Nellore City	Tanuku
Etcherla	Nellore Rural	Tekkali
Gajapathinagaram	Nidadavole	Tenali
Gajuwaka	Nuzvid	Thamballapalle
Gangadhara	Ongole	Tirupati
Gannavaram	Paderu(ST)	Tiruvuru(SC)
Gannavaram(SC)	Palacole	Tuni
Giddalur	Palakonda(ST)	Udayagiri
Gopalapuram(SC)	Palamaner	Undi
Gudivada	Palasa	Unguturu
Gudur(SC)	Pamarru(SC)	Uravakonda
Guntakal	Panyam	Vemuru(SC)
Guntur East	Parchur	Venkatagiri
Guntur West	Parvathipuram(SC)	Vicarabad SC
Guruzala	Pathapatnam	Vijayawada Central
Hindupur	Pattikonda	Vijayawada East
Ichchapuram	Payakaraopet(SC)	Vinukonda
Jaggampeta	Pedakurapadu	Visakhapatnam East
Jaggayyapeta	Pedana	Visakhapatnam South
Jammalamadugu	Peddapuram	Visakhapatnam North
Kadapa	Penamaluru	Visakhapatnam West
Kadiri	Pendurthi	Vizianagaram
Kaikalur	Penukonda	Yemmiganur
Kakinada City	Pileru	Yerragondapalem(SC)
Kakinada Rural	Pithapuram
Kalyandurg	Polavaram(ST)
Kamalapuram	Ponnur
Kandukur	Prathipadu
Kanigiri	Prathipadu(SC)

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Interestingly, this kind of march was earlier taken up by his late father YS Rajasekhara Reddy and rival Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chief N Chandrababu Naidu.

According to reports, Jaganmohan Reddy has reached an understanding with Telangana Chief Minister and Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) chief K Chandrashekar Rao. Jaganmohan has reportedly said he would be working with KCR to bring special status for Andhra Pradesh.

KCR has been meeting political leaders including West Bengal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee to cobble up a non-BJP, non-Congress ‘Federal Front’.
However, with no commitments so far, response to the proposed front has been lukewarm.

YSRCP’s resurgence

Political observers have highlighted YSRCP’s rapid resurgence in the state. Some have also suggested that Naidu’s decision to tie up with TDP’s arch-rival Congress was part of an effort to counter YSRCP.

In Naidu, Jaganmohan Reddy and KCR have a common political rival. KCR’s son KT Rama Rao had said TRS would enter Andhra Pradesh if necessary, to "politically finish off Naidu".

In the 2014 general election, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) won 17 out of the 25 seats in Andhra Pradesh (TDP and BJP winning 15 and two, respectively). YSRCP had won eight seats while the Congress was wiped out.

In Telangana, banking on a successful campaign to attain statehood, TRS won 11 out of the state’s 17 parliamentary seats. TDP, BJP, YSRCP and AIMIM won one seat, each. Congress had won two seats.

‘King makers’

In December 2018, KCR retained power in India’s newest state. His party won 88 out of the 119 seats in the assembly. The Congress-TDP alliance ended up with 21 seats.

Claiming that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress would not get the majority in the parliamentary elections, TRS Working President KT Rama Rao said the interests of the state would be well-served if the party is in a 'decisive position' by winning substantial Lok Sabha seats.

KTR, as he is commonly known, said TRS could win 16 out of the total 17 Lok Sabha seats, excluding Hyderabad represented by Asaduddin Owaisi’s All India Majlis-e-Ittehad-ul Muslimeen (AIMIM).

"If we give 16 seats to KCR, he will bend Delhi's neck and we can get the funds for our state, the interests due to Hyderabad and schemes from the Centre to our people," he said.

KCR is hoping to play the role of kingmaker in an event that the hung house is formed in Lok Sabha elections. Many poll surveys have also indicated to the Hung Lok Sabha.

With the hopes of winning YSRCP 14 and TRS 16, Trans-Telugu Partnership can become a group of 30 seats. With 30 seats, the TRS-YSRCP can make a difficult deal at the centre.

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