Various strategies have been used to counter rivals. Special gifts have been delivered to households a day before polling. In several villages, chicken, mutton, and liquor have been arranged for distribution. Cash offers between ₹1,000 and ₹2,000 per vote have also been reported in some areas.

Polling is scheduled in 4,236 villages. All arrangements have been completed by the Election Commission. Early morning delivery teams have been assigned by candidates to supply chicken to each home. Quarter-bottles for men have also been prepared. Rivals have reacted by planning direct cash payments for support.

Transport for migrant voters has been arranged with buses and cars. Travel expenses have been promised after voting. Agreements with voter groups have been made in some villages. Overall, unusual activity has been witnessed as the elections create festive-like scenes in rural areas.

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In a major development, police have registered a case against BRS candidate Maganti Sunitha. The Congress party lodged a complaint with the Election Commission, alleging that Sunitha’s team distributed voter slips printed with the BRS party symbol, violating election rules.

Following the complaint, election officials responded immediately and ordered an inquiry. Based on the report from the returning officer, the Borabanda Police Station registered a formal case against Maganti Sunitha. Officials stated that any violation of election regulations would invite strict legal action.

Meanwhile, police have begun an investigation into the incident. The issue has added a new twist to the already heated by-election campaign, with both parties accusing each other of violating electoral norms. The Election Commission continues to monitor the situation closely.

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