In the unfolding political narrative of Telangana, KA Paul, President of Prajashanthi Party, vents his frustration as the assembly election nomination deadline looms.
Despite submitting all requisite documents in September, Paul’s party is symbol-less, prompting him to question whether KCR is steering the Election Commission or if the election commissioner is in control of KCR.
In a charged statement to the media, Paul expresses frustration at the delay, highlighting the seeming discrepancy where even the YSR Congress party, led by Sharmila, secured a symbol despite not participating in the original election. Frustrated, he contemplates resorting to a hunger strike to spotlight his party’s symbol predicament.
Amidst the uncertainty of a symbol—helicopter or ring—Paul insists that his party deserves a fair chance in the elections. He emphasizes that someone like him winning is crucial for catalyzing legislative change, citing past success in halting the sale of Visakha Steel Plant through his advocacy.
In a plea for swift action, Paul demands answers from the Election Commission, urging them to promptly allocate the symbol and allow an additional two days for nominations.
