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TDP and YSRCP Workers Clash in Pulivendula Ahead of Andhra Civic Polls
✍️ News18
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 02:16 PM
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Workers from the Telugu Desam Party and the Yuvajana Shikshana Samithi Party clashed in Pulivendula, sparking tension ahead of the state’s civic elections.
Workers from the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and the Yuvajana Shikshana Samithi Party (YSRCP) engaged in a confrontation in the town of Pulivendula during the campaign for the upcoming civic polls. The clash erupted after a rally by TDP supporters, leading to a brief scuffle with YSRCP workers. Police were deployed to the scene and managed to separate the parties before the situation escalated further.
No serious injuries were reported, and the police assured residents that the situation was under control. Local authorities expressed concern over the rising tensions and urged both parties to maintain peace as the elections approach. The incident highlights the heightened political rivalry in the region as parties intensify their efforts to secure seats in the municipal bodies.
Election officials have reiterated that civic polls will proceed as scheduled, but they have also called for calm and adherence to the law by all campaign teams. The incident is being monitored closely by the state election commission, which has warned that any further disturbances could lead to stricter measures.
No serious injuries were reported, and the police assured residents that the situation was under control. Local authorities expressed concern over the rising tensions and urged both parties to maintain peace as the elections approach. The incident highlights the heightened political rivalry in the region as parties intensify their efforts to secure seats in the municipal bodies.
Election officials have reiterated that civic polls will proceed as scheduled, but they have also called for calm and adherence to the law by all campaign teams. The incident is being monitored closely by the state election commission, which has warned that any further disturbances could lead to stricter measures.