Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is preparing to write personal letters to approximately 3.95 lakh beneficiaries of the TRS government's welfare schemes in the Munugode Assembly constituency, seeking their support in the by-election to be held on November 3.


CM KCR would write personal letters to recipients of several welfare schemes, including the CM Relief Fund, Rythu Bandhu, Rythu Bima, Kalyana Lakshmi/Shaadi Mubarak, KCR Kits, sheep distribution, dairy units, Dalit Bandhu, paddy procurement, and interest-free loans.


Party sources claim that since TRS came to power in 2014, around 3.95 lakh people in the Munugodu assembly constituency received benefits of Rs 10,260 crores from the Telangana government through welfare schemes.


According to party sources, the CM's letters will list the welfare schemes implemented by the TRS government since 2014 and how much each household has benefited from these schemes. The CM would ask for votes on the implementation of welfare schemes and development initiatives while highlighting the fact that the TRS government did not exclude any group from receiving benefits from welfare plans, including poorer sections in forwarding castes.


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Earlier, TRS supremo KCR announced Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy as the party candidate for the Munugode. The Munugode Assembly seat became vacant after the resignation of Congress MLA Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy on August 8.


Prabhakar Reddy worked as the in-charge of the Munugode constituency in 2003. Later, he was elected to the legislative assembly from the Maheshwaram constituency in 2009 and 2014. In 2018, he contested from the Munugode constituency and lost by a slender majority.


Munugode Bypoll Important Dates


Gazette Notification - October 7, 2022


Last Date for Nominations - October 14, 2022


Scrutiny of Nominations - October 15, 2022


Last Date for Withdrawal of Nominations - October 17, 2022


Polling Date - November 3, 2022


Counting Date - November 6, 2022 


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