06-16-2006, 03:38 AM
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Pioneer.com
Omer Farooq | Hyderabad
<b>In a move to increase its strength and widen its base, the Bharatiya Janata Party has decided to contest all the Zilla Parishad seats in Andhra Pradesh which is going to polls later this month.</b>
The State party executive met to chalk out its strategy on Thursday and also decided to contest as many Mandal Parishad seats as possible to mark its presence.
The leaders were of the view that even if the party was not able to win many seats in the Zilla and Mandal Parishads, it can significantly increase its share of votes and emerge as a major force to reckon with by the next Assembly elections.
Accordingly, the party decided that all the senior leaders, including <b>State BJP president N Indrasena Reddy </b>will campaign throughout the State from June 18 when the filing of nomination papers comes to an end.
<b>The State BJP spokesman K Lakshman said that the BJP will expose the failure of the ruling Congress party and the opportunist alliance of the TDP and the CPI(M).</b>
The BJP which has committed itself to separate Telangana State will pay special attention to the Telangana region and target the TRS, which is likely to continue its alliance with the Congress party in the polls. State BJP president N Indrasena Reddy, targeting the CPI(M) and TDP alliance said that the people will reject this opportunism and the BJP will emerge as an alternative to the Congress party in the State
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Pioneer.com
Omer Farooq | Hyderabad
<b>In a move to increase its strength and widen its base, the Bharatiya Janata Party has decided to contest all the Zilla Parishad seats in Andhra Pradesh which is going to polls later this month.</b>
The State party executive met to chalk out its strategy on Thursday and also decided to contest as many Mandal Parishad seats as possible to mark its presence.
The leaders were of the view that even if the party was not able to win many seats in the Zilla and Mandal Parishads, it can significantly increase its share of votes and emerge as a major force to reckon with by the next Assembly elections.
Accordingly, the party decided that all the senior leaders, including <b>State BJP president N Indrasena Reddy </b>will campaign throughout the State from June 18 when the filing of nomination papers comes to an end.
<b>The State BJP spokesman K Lakshman said that the BJP will expose the failure of the ruling Congress party and the opportunist alliance of the TDP and the CPI(M).</b>
The BJP which has committed itself to separate Telangana State will pay special attention to the Telangana region and target the TRS, which is likely to continue its alliance with the Congress party in the polls. State BJP president N Indrasena Reddy, targeting the CPI(M) and TDP alliance said that the people will reject this opportunism and the BJP will emerge as an alternative to the Congress party in the State
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