Hyderabad: They were been denied a good location to stay but several youth belonging to the Bharatiya Janata Party converted this into a chance to take the celebration's message to the rural masses, in specific the tribal areas, in Nagarjunasagar which is choosing a bypoll on April 17.

As all hotels and resorts were booked by Telangana Rashtra Samiti leaders, and residents who offered to accommodate the BJP workers were allegedly threatened by ruling party activists, they created what certainly is a distinct pattern in survey campaigning-- staying put in travelling tents in tandas (tribal hamlets) each night, engaging with the residents, comprehending their issues and propagating the BJP's development mantra prior to carrying on to the next tanda the next morning.

This gave us a terrific opportunity to develop a bond with the residents, said BJP leader P.M.

Sai Prasad, who earlier worked as national vice-president of celebration youth wing, the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha.

We are cooking our food and often the residents are sharing their food with us, he stated.

The youth teams under Sai Prasad have been strongly campaigning for celebration prospect Dr P.

Ravi Kumar for the last 6 days, putting aside the difficulties trigger by absence of a correct location to sleep or even alleviate themselves.

Obviously, we are trained to deal with extreme conditions because our Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and BJYM days, Prasad pointed out.The BJP workers visited numerous habitations including Seethal tanda, Dokkalavai tanda and Rajavaram and discussed to the citizens the requirement to support a strong political force alternative to the TRS and Congress.They are carrying mosquito creams, torch lights and other stuff to equip themselves to face the onslaught and getting strength and fix from patriotic tunes and chants like 'Vande Mataram', 'Bharat Mata ki Jai .