Munugode Bypolls: Contract Pe Posters With Rajagopal Reddy Photos Triggers Controversy

Munugode Bypolls: The Munugode bypolls is going to be a testing ground for three parties in Telangana - Congress, BJP and TRS. A lot of political heat is being generated in the constituency over the upcoming by-elections, which is being closely watched by political parties across the country. 

The bypolls for the Munugode Assembly constituency will be conducted on November 3. Munugode Byelection vote counting date is November 6.  Bypoll to the Munugode Constituency was necissitated after MLA Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy bidding goodbye to TPCC. 

The Congress, BJP and TRS have announced their candidates for the Munugode bypolls and all the parties are drawing up strategies to ensure victory in the upcoming byelections. 

The War of words between leaders of different parties is on in full swing. Telangana leaders are leaving no stone unturned to prove themselves in the upcoming bypolls.

Now, in a latest development, "ContractPe" posters with photos of Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy have surfaced in Chunduru of Munugode constituency on Tuesday. 

Countless posters have been pasted across walls of buildings in Chunduru. A transaction ID:BJP18THOUSANDCRORES was printed on the posters. It was also written that Rajagopal Reddy has earned Rs. 500 crore as bonus. 

BJP leaders allege that either TRS or Congress might have done this and expressed anguish saying that the two parties are conspiring against Rajagopal Reddy. Many controversial posters have cropped up against Rajagopal Reddy in the past as well. The campaign stated that Rajagopal Reddy was a traitor and the people of Munugode constituency won't forgive him.

On the other hand, Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy is busy campaigning for the upcoming by-elections and expressed hope that he will surely win the Munugode bypolls. Recently, BJP State President Bandi Sanjay said that the verdict of Munugode bypoll will determine the future of  Telangana and further stated that the people of the state were vexed with CM KCR's rule.

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