Andhra Pradesh + Telangana: Parliamentary elections 2014

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Andhra Pradesh

 

S.No.	Costituency	Name Of Member	Party
1	Adilabad	Godam Nagesh	TRS
2	Amalapuram	Dr Pandula Ravindra Babu	TDP
3	Anakapalli	Muttamsetti Srinivasa Rao (Avanthi)	TDP
4	Anantapur	J.C. Divakar Reddi	TDP
5	Araku	Kothapalli Geetha	YSR Congres Party
6	Bapatla	Malyadri Sriram	TDP
7	Bhongir	Dr. Boora Narsaiah Goud	TRS
8	Chelvella	Konda Vishweshwar Reddy	TRS
9	Chittoor	Naramalli Sivaprasad	TDP
10	Eluru	Maganti Venkateswara Rao (Babu)	TDP
11	Guntur	Jayadev Galla	TDP
12	Hindupur	Kristappa Nimmala	TDP
13	Hyderabad	Asaduddin Owaisi	AIMIM
14	Kadapa	Y.S. Avinash Reddy	YSR Congres Party
15	Kakinada	Thota Narasimham	TDP
16	Karimnagar	Vinod Kumar Boinapally	TRS
17	Khammam	Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy	YSR Congres Party
18	Kurnool	Butta Renuka	YSR Congres Party
19	Machilipatnam	Konakalla Narayana Rao	TDP
20	Mahabubabad	Prof. Azmeera Seetaram Naik	TRS
21	Mahabubnagar	Ap Jithender Reddy	TRS
22	Malkajgiri	Ch.Malla Reddy	TDP
23	Medak	Kalvakuntla Chandrasekhar Rao	TRS
24	Nagarkurnool	Yellaiah Nandi	INC
25	Nalgonda	Gutha Sukhender Reddy	INC
26	Nandyal	S.P.Y Reddy	YSR Congres Party
27	Narasaraopet	Sambasiva Rao Rayapati	TDP
28	Narsapuram	Gokaraju Ganga Raju	BJP
29	Nellore	Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy	YSR Congres Party
30	Nizamabad	Kalvakuntla Kavitha	TRS
31	Ongole	Y.V.Subba Reddy	YSR Congres Party
32	Peddapalle	Balka Suman	TRS
33	Rajahmundry	Murali Mohan Maganti	TDP
34	Rajampet	P.V.Midhun Reddy	YSR Congres Party
35	Secunderabad	Bandaru Dattatreya	BJP
36	Srikakulam	Rammohan Naidu Kinjarapu	TDP
37	Tirupati	Varaprasad Rao Velagapalli	YSR Congres Party
38	Vijayawada	Kesineni Srinivas	TDP
39	Visakhapatnam	Kambhampati Hari Babu	BJP
40	Vizianagaram	Ashok Gajapathi Raju Pusapati	TDP
41	Warangal	Kadiyam Srihari	TRS
42	Zahirabad	B.B. Patil	TRS

 

 

2009, 2014

Seemandhra

TDP wins big in Seemandhra, ends Naidu's decade-old political exile

TEAM TOI

The Times of India May 17 2014

Andhra Pradesh + Telangana 2014 Lok Sabha elections

Cong Draws A Blank In LS, State Polls

Hyderabad: After a decade in the political wilderness, N Chandrababu Naidu took TDP to power in residuary Andhra Pradesh, with his party winning 102 of the 175 assembly seats in the region.

The fledgling YSR Congres headed by Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, a prepoll favourite, bagged 67 seats.

In the Lok Sabha elections, the TDP-BJP alliance bagged 17 of the 25 seats, with the rest going to YSR Congres. As expected, Congres drew a blank and could not open its account in either the assembly or the LS polls. As part of the alliance with TDP, BJP managed to get four assembly seats.

“I am a fighter and this election results proved that,” Naidu told the media. “I fought against Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and state CMs, including Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, and have always emerged victorious.” For his part, Jagan said he honoured the people’s verdict and promised to play the role of a constructive opposition.

In perhaps the biggest upset, BJP’s K Hari Babu trounced YSR Congres honorary president Y S Vijayamma in the Visakhapatnam LS seat. Political analysts said

both Modi and Naidu were seen as ‘development leaders’ and the electorate plumped for them because the residuary state needs rapid development.

Except for Kurnool district and to a certain extent Kadapa, it was TDP which held sway in the Rayalaseema region. Congres deserter J C Diwakar Reddy romped home on a TDP ticket in Anantapur district but in Rajampet LS seat, from where ex-Union minister Purandeswari was the BJP candidate, YSR Congres prevailed. Jagan’s party also managed to wrest the Tirupati LS seat from Congres.

Although the gap between the margin of seats won by TDP and YSR Congres was wide, it was a close

contest in many seats, especially the assembly ones.

The biggest story in the Seemandhra election results was the drubbing Congres received. All Union ministers — Panabaka Lakshmi (Bapatla), Kishore Chandra Deo (Araku), Pallam Raju (Kakinada), Killi Kripa Rani (Srikakulam) and Kotla Suryaprakash Reddy (Kurnool) lost — lost to either a TDP or a YSR Congres candidate.

In the assembly elections too, all Congres stalwarts and state ministers were trounced. They included state Congres chief N Raghuveera Reddy (Penukonda), Botsa Satyanarayana (Cheepurupalle), Anam Ramnarayan Reddy (Atmakur) and Kanna Lakshminarayana (Guntur West).

Telengana

TRS romps home wearing T-shirt

Hyderabad:

The Times of India May 17 2014

TEAM TOI

Hyderabad: Riding on the T-sentiment, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) on Friday won a majority in the new state by bagging 63 of the 119 assembly and also 11 of the 17 Lok Sabha seats.

The electorate gave no credit to Congres for granting Telangana and humbled party bigwigs, including Union minister Jaipal Reddy, and most of the sitting MPs and assembly candidates. This included TPCC chief Ponnala Lakshmaiah.

YSR Congres opened its account in Telangana by bagging the Khammam LS seat and a couple of assembly seats in the same district.

The final tally for Congres in the assembly was a meagre 21 seats, down from the 48 it had won in 2009. The party won two LS seats — down from 12 in 2009.

The TDP-BJP combine came close to the Congres assembly tally by bagging 20 seats, of which the regional party bagged 15 and BJP five. Almost all of them are in Greater Hyderabad, where a Modi wave was discernable. The alliance also did well in the LS polls: winning two seats, Secunderabad (BJP) and Malkajgiri (TDP), in the city.

Political analysts said it was clear the creation of Telangana not only destroyed Congres in Seemandhra but in Telangana too. They said the anti-incumbency against Congres was so strong that even the creation of Telangana could not create a favourable environment for the party.

MIM’s Asaduddin Owaisi won the Hyderabad seat.

MIM also won its traditional seven assembly seats in the Old City of Hyderabad.

The Telangana sentiment worked well for the TRS even in urban areas, with its candidates bagging the Secunderabad assembly and Chevella LS seats.