Andhra Pradesh will go for 2-two phase polls on April 30 and May 7,2014 for all the 294 Assembly and 42 parliamentary constituencies.
Of this, elections to 17 Lok Sabha constituencies in Telangana will be held on April 30 and remaining 25 in residual Andhra Pradesh would go to elections on May 7,2014
Party Position in the Current Assembly
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Andhra Pradesh Projections
The Congress is in trouble in Andhra Pradesh and is likely to win just four to eight of the total of 42 Lok Sabha seats in the state, according to a new survey released on Tuesda April 01,2014
Estimates for the entire undivided state give the TDP 29 % of the votes and the YSR Congress 21 %
TDP has a slight lead over YSR Congress and is expected to bag 13 to 19 seats. The YSR Congress may bag nine to 15 seats and the TRS four to eight seats.
Key Dates -for the 119 Assembly and 17 Lok Sabha constituencies in Telangana
- Nominations from April 02,2014
- last date for filing of nominations is April 9,2014
- scrutiny of Nominations April 10,2014
- Withdrawal of Nominations April 12,2014
- Election Date April 30,2014
- Counting of Votes May 16,2014
TDP manifesto promises accelerated development in Andhra Pradesh
TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu unveiled an ambitious plan for the development of the new State in his party’s manifesto with an assurance that he would personally market the resources to attract investments. The manifesto focuses on development of growth corridors, specialising in different areas, for achieving 10 to 15 % growth on an average over the next decade.
The industrial corridor between
Visakhapatnam and Chennai will be centred on development of industrial
clusters around ports – from Kalingapatnam to Durgarajapatnam.
In
addition to the existing highway, a high speed transport corridor would
be developed for faster connection between these industrial clusters.
The manifesto proposes revival of the Buckingham Canal, the water
transport way running along the coast, connecting all the major ports
for shipment of products developed in the clusters to the nearest port.
The
TDP proposes to leverage the special status accorded to
Srikakulam-Vizianagaram-Visakhapatnam and four districts of Rayalaseema
for securing funds liberally from the Centre to take up developmental
works.
Simultaneously, the existing airports at Visakhapatnam, Tirupati
and Vijayawada would be upgraded to international airport status while
smaller airstrips would be set up in each of the 13 districts in the new
State.
The focus will be on agriculture, aquaculture and export processing
zones in the coastal districts while Guntur and Prakasam would be
developed as textile hubs.
Cement and steel industry would take the
centre-stage in Kadapa, Kurnool and Anantapur
Chittoor and
Anantapur would be developed as manufacturing hubs specialising in
electronics and pharmacy sectors.
The BJP entered into an
electoral alliance with the Telugu Desam Party on Sunday April 06,2014 for the Lok
Sabha and the Andhra Pradesh assembly elections.
The announcement came on Sunday afternoon - a day before the first phase of the 2014 general elections.
The two parties, which held parleys till late on Saturday, agreed on a seat-sharing formula whereby the BJP will get 47 of the 119 assembly seats and eight of 17 Lok Sabha constituencies in Telangana and 15 of 175 assembly and five of 25 Lok Sabha seats in Seemandhra.
The list of the constituencies to be contested by the parties would be declared in a couple of days
BJP leader Prakash Javadekar, who was involved in the seat-sharing parleys, said the announcement of the alliance was historic as it has enthused not only Telangana and Andhra Pradesh but the whole country too.
"The TDP will be a part of the NDA now...Chandrababu Naidu will be the co-architect with Narendra Modi in creating a corruption and Congress-free India," Akali Dal's Naresh Gujral, who mediated between the BJP and TDP, said.
Voting for the assembly and parliamentary segments in Telangana are scheduled for April 30. Seemandhra will go to polls on May 07,2014
The BJP was eyeing the tie-up since last year as it was in August, 2013 that Narendra Modi had reached out to the TDP, reminding the party of the agenda of its founder N.T. Rama Rao - throwing the Congress out of power.
"This is a winning alliance which will ensure that the new government secures more than 300 seats at the Centre.
It is aimed at rooting out the Congress- headed government," TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu said, while announcing the tie-up in Hyderabad.
"Narendra Modi stands for development… Irrespective of religion, region and communities, Modi is being supported. Our goal is a Congress-free India and corruption- free India,"TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu said.
TDP Announce Candidates for Assembly and Lok Sabha
The announcement came on Sunday afternoon - a day before the first phase of the 2014 general elections.
The two parties, which held parleys till late on Saturday, agreed on a seat-sharing formula whereby the BJP will get 47 of the 119 assembly seats and eight of 17 Lok Sabha constituencies in Telangana and 15 of 175 assembly and five of 25 Lok Sabha seats in Seemandhra.
The list of the constituencies to be contested by the parties would be declared in a couple of days
BJP leader Prakash Javadekar, who was involved in the seat-sharing parleys, said the announcement of the alliance was historic as it has enthused not only Telangana and Andhra Pradesh but the whole country too.
"The TDP will be a part of the NDA now...Chandrababu Naidu will be the co-architect with Narendra Modi in creating a corruption and Congress-free India," Akali Dal's Naresh Gujral, who mediated between the BJP and TDP, said.
Voting for the assembly and parliamentary segments in Telangana are scheduled for April 30. Seemandhra will go to polls on May 07,2014
The BJP was eyeing the tie-up since last year as it was in August, 2013 that Narendra Modi had reached out to the TDP, reminding the party of the agenda of its founder N.T. Rama Rao - throwing the Congress out of power.
"This is a winning alliance which will ensure that the new government secures more than 300 seats at the Centre.
It is aimed at rooting out the Congress- headed government," TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu said, while announcing the tie-up in Hyderabad.
"Narendra Modi stands for development… Irrespective of religion, region and communities, Modi is being supported. Our goal is a Congress-free India and corruption- free India,"TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu said.
TDP Announce Candidates for Assembly and Lok Sabha
The Telugu Desam Party(TDP) has announced its first list of candidates for
the 27 assembly constituencies in the Telangana region on Monday April 07,2014
The party has
also announced its nominees for 3 Lok Sabha constituencies.
TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu who released the list said the party
would release its final list of candidates for Telangana on Tuesday.
The
last date for filing nominations for Assembly and Lok Sabha
constituencies in the region will expire on April 9,2014
Candidates List
27 Assembly Constituencies
- Banswada – Nenavath Badya Naik
- Balkonda – Aleti Mallikarjun Reddy
- Bodhan – Prakash Reddy
- Jagityal – L. Ramana
- Manthani – Karru Nagaiah
- Peddapalli – Chintakunta Vijaya Ramana Rao
- Manakondur (SC) – Dr. Kavvampalli Satyanarayana
- Narayankhed – M. Vijayapal Reddy
- Zahirabad (SC) – Y. Narotham
- Gajwel – Vanteru Prathap Reddy
- Kukatpally – Madhavarapu Krishna Rao
- Ibrahimpatnam – Manchireddy Kishan Reddy
- Maheswaram – Teegala Krishna Reddy
- Rajendranagar – T. Prakash Goud
- Tandur – Malkhud Naresh
- Sanatnagar – Talasani Srinivas Yadav
- Chandrayangutta – Prakash Mudiraj
- Achampet (SC) – Pothuganti Ramulu
- Devarakonda (ST) – Bilya Naik
- Miryalaguda – Bantu Venkateswarlu
- Huzurnagar – Vangala Swamy Goud
- Suryapet – Patel Ramesh Reddy
- Bhongir – A. Uma Madhava Reddy
- Mahabubabad (ST) – Balu Chouhan
- Narsampet – Revuri Prakash Reddy
- Parkal – Challa Dharma Reddy
- Mulug (ST) – Dansari Anasuya (Sithakka).
- Adilabad – Ramesh Rathod
- Zahirabad – K. Madan Mohan Rao
- Mahabubabad – Banoth Mohan Lal
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