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Results in Telangana unexpected, says CPI
The Communist Party of India Tuesday alleged that the TRS resorted to huge distribution of money and liquor to influence voters, and described the K Chandrasekhar Raoled partys performance in the assembly polls as a technical victory and not a moral one
Hyderabad: The Communist Party of India Tuesday alleged that the TRS resorted to "huge distribution of money and liquor" to influence voters, and described the K Chandrasekhar Rao-led party's performance in the assembly polls as a "technical victory and not a moral one".
"It's not expected", CPI General Secretary Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy told PTI on the Congress-led alliance of which his party, TDP and the Telangana Jana Samiti (TJS) were a part, coming a cropper in the December 7 polls. "Huge distribution of money, particularly on the last day (before the election)...purchasing votes..this must have resulted in this victory for TRS," Reddy alleged.
"He (TRS chief Chandrasekhar Rao) played the Telangana sentiment card once again," he said. "Most important: this election was not free and fair. Distribution of money and liquor... I don't think it's a moral victory for him (Rao), it's only a technical victory for TRS," Reddy said. He said the opposition alliance should have arrived at the seat-sharing deal earlier than they actually did, adding it would have give the grouping more time for campaigning.
