Huge stakes involved Munugode predictions

The ruling Trs party in Telangana and the BJP which is ruling the Centre are fighting a high-intensity battle in the upcoming Munudoge byelections. Telangana CM KCR and The BJP central leadership are leaving no stone unturned to win the elections. Even the Congress party is not taking the byelection lightly and that was the reason Revanth Reddy ensured that Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo yatra passes through the state ahead of the bypoll.

In the meantime, all the parties conducted their own internal surveys and are chalking out their last-minute strategies as the constituency goes to poll on November 3. Heavy betting is involved and not only from Telangana, even people of Andhra Pradesh are betting heavily on the winners.

People from Krishna, Guntur, Bheemavaram, Eluru, Ravulapalem, Tadepallygudem, Rajahmundry, and Visakhapatnam have set up their bases in Mungode to gauge the pulse of the people as they view this election as the semi-final in the run-up to the assembly elections. A source shares "The main punters have been operating from their respective areas, but some are banking on field reports and sending teams to Hyderabad to get a better sense of the mood among voters. They have been camping in the city for their operations for the past week. Some have even sent their people to get a feel of the ground reality from Munugode,"

Analysts predict that the betting would go up to Rs 2000crs. According to the latest, some say Trs is having an edge while others say BJP has an edge. Whoever wins the difference will be around 10000 votes. Congress is fighting a losing battle and it will end up in the third slot.  Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy from BJP and Trs candidate Kusukuntla Prabhakar Reddy is fighting an intense battle for supremacy. As per the predictions, there are many undecided voters and with them coming to more than 10%, the last-minute swing will be the deciding factor. They are not revealing regarding their preferences but some are flashing a smile and saying whoever pays them more, will vote for them. So it's a toss-up between BJP and Trs.