Hyderabad: Speaking to local leaders and party workers at his residence in Kodangal on Saturday, chief minister A Revanth Reddy alleged that the central govt was conspiring to delete votes under the guise of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.
He said mandal-level leaders should take responsibility for preventing the deletion of votes and asked each leader to monitor four villages. The chief minister warned that Congress workers would not remain silent if attempts were made to undermine the party by deleting voters. He alleged that votes considered favourable to the Congress were being targeted and that the BJP was particularly focusing on the votes of SC, ST and minority communities. He also alleged that the BRS was supporting the BJP in an effort to defeat the Congress and called upon Congress workers and leaders to take responsibility for protecting people’s voting rights. He stressed that party workers must remain vigilant and ensure that not a single eligible vote was deleted from any booth.

