HYDERABAD: As April 17 polling day is nearing, the Telangana Rastra Samiti (TRS) has actually gone into an objective mode to educate citizens of the Nagarjunasagar Assembly constituency about exercising their franchise for ruling party symbol automobile in the correct manner.The party is using sample EVMs papers to guarantee voters cast their elect the TRS correctly, without confusing the celebration sign with similar-looking images on the machine.

The TRS is taking additional preventative measures this time to avoid the previous experience of losing votes to independent prospects who have been set aside similar-looking signs like truck, iron box, roadway roller, tractor, chapati maker and so on.

Citizens, especially in backwoods, had been puzzling the TRS vehicle symbol with these images.Significantly, the ruling celebration believes it lost Huzurnagar Assembly survey in December 2018 and Dubbak bypoll in December 2020 owing to such confusion.Though Election Commission removed truck and iron box signs throughout 2019 Lok Sabha elections following a demand made by TRS after 2018 Assembly surveys, the celebration states the commission has actually allotted other comparable looking signs in Nagarjunasagar constituency to independents.

As many as 45 entrants are objecting to from the Nagarjunasagar constituency.

Barring three significant parties-- TRS, Congress and BJP-- the rest are either independents or those representing smaller parties.

Election Commission has actually been required to utilize 2 EVMs to accommodate all of them.Incidentally, the three major celebrations will figure in the first EVM.

This EVM has a couple of independent candidates with symbols like roadway roller, tractor and chapati maker, which TRS leaders say look like their celebration symbol car.After 2018 December Assembly polls, TRS president and Chief Minister K.

Chandrasekhar Rao had actually officially lodged a grievance with the Election Commission of India stating TRS lost several votes to the truck sign in a number of Assembly seats.

Due to this, TRS candidate lost from one seat and triumph margins of the celebration got lowered considerably in around 12 Assembly seats, the CM mentioned.

In the Dubbak Assembly bypoll, independent candidate Bandaru Nagaraju, who was set aside the chapati maker symbol, polled 3,570 votes, while the TRS lost this election to the BJP with just 1,118 votes.

TRS leaders explain that all other independents polled votes in single digits.

This is sufficient proof that TRS voters got confused and chose Nagaraju.

Otherwise, the ruling celebration would have quickly won Dubbak, they claimed.This is specifically the reason why TRS leaders are taking the issue really seriously and informing their party voters to vote in the right way for the cars and truck sign.