Hyderabad:Soon after coming out of the polling booth, Telangana BJP chief G Kishan Reddy appealed to the voters to listen to their conscience, pick up the right candidates and not to influenced by money and liquor.
Reddy cast his vote at a polling station in Barkatpura constituency of Hyderabad today. Interacting with media persons, Reddy said "People should exercise their right to vote. I appeal to the public to fulfil their responsibility. I want to tell the public that today is the chance to choose your government. People should look at the candidate or party, not be lured by liquor and other things".
Reddy alleged that the opposition parties like Congress and Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) have been distributing money and liquor in the poll-bound state. "Since yesterday morning, different parties, especially Congress and the BRS party, have been distributing money. It is the duty of the Election Commission and officers to stop it. The election should happen peacefully. Freedom should be there. I urge the Election Commission that the distribution of liquor should be stopped. One should not scare anyone. If such work is happening despite the presence of an officer, then action should be taken against that officer. Elections should be peaceful and fair", he said while speaking to media on Wednesday.