TG MLC Election 2025: MLC election votes count tomorrow – exciting results …!

Officials have made extensive arrangements at the Karimnagar Indoor Stadium for counting Adilabad Medak Graduates and teacher MLC votes at Karimnagar Nizamabad, North Telangana. Additional collectors have observed Pigian boxes and CC cameras manufactured for counting with especially educated Desai, Lakshmi Kiran and RDO Maheshwar.

Start at 8 am….

The counting process, which starts at 8 am on March 3, will continue for two days. Micro observers, supervisors and counting auxiliary should be cautious for counting. A total of 21 tables for graduate votes and 14 tables for teacher votes have been announced. In each table, there will be a micro -obesever, supervisor and two counting assistants. The counting staff will perform duties in 3 shifts as the counting process is likely to take a long time.

Candidates insurance on victory …!

BJP candidate Malka Komuraiya is expressing its victory over the MLC elections of teachers. The party’s lines strongly say the same thing. Teachers MLC contested from 15 candidates, Malka Komuraiya from BJP, Wanga Mahnder Reddy, Y. Ashok Kumar and sitting MLC Kuru Raghotam Reddy. However, party leaders say Komariyah is likely to win with the first priority vote.

The teachers voted on 27088 and 24968 teachers exercised their franchise. Voting is 92.17 percent.

Second priority votes are important …!

The second priority vote will become important in the count of graduation MLC votes. 56 candidates contested for the seats of graduates. A large number of candidates contested the Jumbo ballot. Sardar Ravinder Singh contested as the head of the ruling party Congress, Votakuri Narendra Reddy, Cheriyamil Anjirdi from BJP, Puli Prasanna Harikrishna Gaud as BSP candidate and Olindia Forward Black candidate.

Total votes are 3 lakh 55 thousand 159 voters…. 2 lakh 50 thousand 328 people have exercised their franchise. Officials hope that the counting will be delayed as the candidates are high due to heavy voting.

To win as a graduate MLC, one must get a -LAKH 25 thousand 165 votes … but quota votes are not the first priority vote to win. The second priority vote is going to be important. With the first priority votes, the Congress and BJP candidates are campaigning for the second priority votes if they do not get the quota votes. And graduates are excited about who will be taken.

Reporting: KV Reddy United Karimnagar District Correspondent Hindustan Times Telugu.