Farmhouse Becomes KCR’s Elections Warroom

Since that Press Meet after the dissolution of the State Assembly, Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, now the Caretaker Chief Minister of the state locked himself in his Farm House at Erravalli, Gajwel. He is spending a lot of time strategizing for the elections and speaking to the leaders who are disappointed about not getting tickets.

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The aspirators for the leftover seats are also lining up to the Farmhouse requesting a chance. But then, the security is only allowing only if there is information from inside about the visitors. All the roads leading to the farmhouse are scrutinized and the vehicles are being let in only after they are thoroughly checked.

The perimeter wall around the 60 acres farmhouse had barbed wire fencing of two rows. There is also 24/7 watch from the watch tower on the premises for the security of the Chief Minister. Officials are driving all the way to the Farmhouse for the day to day administrative affairs.

Scores of villagers from the neighbouring villages are coming down to the farmhouse to tell their grievances directly to the Chief Minister but the Police are not allowing them. The CM used to stop his convoy in the villages now and then to talk to them directly. But with elections around the corner, he is not doing that recently, we are told.