The Notification for MLC Election might come any moment. There will be 20+ days gap for elections from the Elections notification time. Now My personal request to all of you to help me to gather votes from the people whom you know from Hyderabad-Ranga Reddy-Mahboob Nagar. Most of the visitors to my website belong to Hyderabad-Ranga Reddy-Mahboob Nagar or you must be having friends and relatives in the above districts.
If you all help me to influence 5-10 voters personally , I might get several votes. I already have support from about 15000 voters so far. There are around 2, 30,000(2.3 lakh voters) registered voters out of which only 50% might come for voting on the polling day. There will be about 500+ polling stations in Hyd-RR-MBNR districts. If I get 30,000 votes, I will be the winner of elections provided if you all help me to gather 15000 votes.
The Person who is going to win in MLC elections, will be representative of 35+ lakh graduates residing in Hyd-RR-MBNR districts. He will have access to entire Government Administration. There is a possibility to get a minister post as CM can choose MLCs as Cabinet Ministers. And he will be invited to all Government Functions in the 3 districts according to protocal.
If I win as MLC, I promise that I can do much better than any other contestants who are contesting in these elections. I am young, well educated, Technically sound, desire and enthusiasm to help people with whatever possible resources I have, desire to make things better, good rapport with the established politicians, core values, good communication and interpersonal skills, know how to utlise the resources effectively with minimum cost and many more..
Please help me to get elected as Member of Legislative Council(Shasana Mandali) from the Hyderabad-Ranga Reddy-Mahboob Nagar Constituency.
Thanks
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Rajasekhar Reddy Allipuram ( BE): Software Engineer
MLC Elections CONTESTANT: Hyderabad/Ranga Reddy/Mahboob Nagar Graduate Constituency
Phone1 # 9866269362 Phone2 # 9949762000
http://www.allipuram.org
http://www.allipuram.com
Yahoo Messenger: allipuram_mlc
Google Talk: allipuram
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* Note: To confirm your voter registration, please call us at Phone1 # 9866269362 Phone2 # 9949762000 or email us at allipuram@gmail.com
Thursday, February 01, 2007
Friday, January 26, 2007
MLC Voters List on Chief Election Office website not available yet !!
Though The Graduate MLC Election voter lsit has been prepared and supplied to all political parties, till Election commmission has not been unable to upload it on their website at http://ceoandhra.nic.in . I have requested several times and spoke to election commission to upload the Voters list on their website, none is there to listen. Even I have raised the same issue in All party meeting but still there is no response. :)
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
MLC Contestant Rajasekhar: "I'm A Sympathizer to Congress"
MLC Contestant Rajasekhar: "I'm A Sympathizer to Congress"
Rajasekhar Reddy Allipuram is the graduate MLC contestant from Hyderabad, RR District and Mehboobnagar. He shares his views to the special bureau of greatandhra.com answering for various queries.
What is your academic qualification and what you do now?
I belong to RR District and I did my Engineering from CBIT. After my studies, I worked for about 4 years in USA and presently working in a software company in Hyderabad.
What pushed you towards politics?
My father was a government school Head Master and he was also the leader for his teachers Union. Since, childhood I got exposed service and leadership inspiring from my father. Marri Chenna Reddy was also a kin for our family and that added to my inclination towards politics. I'm also running a job portal www.indiacareers.com to facilitate the unemployed youngsters. As the AP is becoming bicameral with the induction of MLCs, I decided to contest for it
Why MLC?
I have service motive and for that I wish to build my political career. I don't say that politics is the only way for service. But certainly, one can serve the society in a better way with political power in hand.
What service you intend to do?
My concern is for the woes of unemployed youth, NGOs, government employees, students, graduate unemployed among women and intellectual upliftment of society. I have schemes for all my concerns and I wish to implement for the betterment of everyone. I'm also planning for 'Center For Excellency' to facilitate enthusiastic youth go abroad for further studies, bringing affiliations to various esteemed international universities, supporting senior citizens in getting their pensions in time and many more. Everything is on paper indeed.
Many have been commenting that you are contesting for MLC for fame and earn big. What is your comment?
(Laughs) I have many things to do if at all I need fame or money.
What an MLC can do better than an MLA?
All MLCs are not supported by political parties. Even I'm not contesting from any political party. I'm coming forward as an independent contestant from graduate constituency. So, I'll be an exclusive person for graduates, government employees, NGOs, students, senior citizens and all.
You say that you have Congress connections? Why do you contest independently?
I'm only a sympathizer of Congress. I like their ideologies. But it doesn't mean that I need to contest as Congressman!
How do you canvass now?
Many do not know about MLC elections. There are about 36 lakh graduates in Hyderabad, Mehboobnagar and RR District. But only 40,000 graduates have registered as voters in 1st phase. My motive is to educate the people on this line and make maximum graduates get registered as voters. I'm reaching almost 2,00,000 graduates through websites, mobile SMS and in person. I have been meeting various HR managers of software companies and conveying the need and necessity to elect an MLC. I'm also informing the dates of election as well. I feel it as social responsibility to bring awareness on this election. The directions to get registered are given in http://www.allipuram.org/allipuram_howto.html
Rajasekhar Reddy Allipuram is the graduate MLC contestant from Hyderabad, RR District and Mehboobnagar. He shares his views to the special bureau of greatandhra.com answering for various queries.
What is your academic qualification and what you do now?
I belong to RR District and I did my Engineering from CBIT. After my studies, I worked for about 4 years in USA and presently working in a software company in Hyderabad.
What pushed you towards politics?
My father was a government school Head Master and he was also the leader for his teachers Union. Since, childhood I got exposed service and leadership inspiring from my father. Marri Chenna Reddy was also a kin for our family and that added to my inclination towards politics. I'm also running a job portal www.indiacareers.com to facilitate the unemployed youngsters. As the AP is becoming bicameral with the induction of MLCs, I decided to contest for it
Why MLC?
I have service motive and for that I wish to build my political career. I don't say that politics is the only way for service. But certainly, one can serve the society in a better way with political power in hand.
What service you intend to do?
My concern is for the woes of unemployed youth, NGOs, government employees, students, graduate unemployed among women and intellectual upliftment of society. I have schemes for all my concerns and I wish to implement for the betterment of everyone. I'm also planning for 'Center For Excellency' to facilitate enthusiastic youth go abroad for further studies, bringing affiliations to various esteemed international universities, supporting senior citizens in getting their pensions in time and many more. Everything is on paper indeed.
Many have been commenting that you are contesting for MLC for fame and earn big. What is your comment?
(Laughs) I have many things to do if at all I need fame or money.
What an MLC can do better than an MLA?
All MLCs are not supported by political parties. Even I'm not contesting from any political party. I'm coming forward as an independent contestant from graduate constituency. So, I'll be an exclusive person for graduates, government employees, NGOs, students, senior citizens and all.
You say that you have Congress connections? Why do you contest independently?
I'm only a sympathizer of Congress. I like their ideologies. But it doesn't mean that I need to contest as Congressman!
How do you canvass now?
Many do not know about MLC elections. There are about 36 lakh graduates in Hyderabad, Mehboobnagar and RR District. But only 40,000 graduates have registered as voters in 1st phase. My motive is to educate the people on this line and make maximum graduates get registered as voters. I'm reaching almost 2,00,000 graduates through websites, mobile SMS and in person. I have been meeting various HR managers of software companies and conveying the need and necessity to elect an MLC. I'm also informing the dates of election as well. I feel it as social responsibility to bring awareness on this election. The directions to get registered are given in http://www.allipuram.org/allipuram_howto.html
Saturday, December 09, 2006
Probe MLC Voter Registration Irregularities
Probe registration Irregularities-MLC Candidate to ECAlleging that Hyderabad District Officials have committed irregularities by enrolling huge number of graduates in a single day in first phase, Mr. G. Rama Moorthy, contestant for Mahaboobnagar, Ranga Reddy and Hyderabad Legislative Council has demanded the State Election Commission to order for thorough inquiry in to the issue. Speaking to press persons here today, Mr.Moorthy revealed that only on Nov 6 alone, as many as 36,000 applications, in a bulk, were registered without xerox copies of their educational qualifications. He alleged that in several centres, designated officers for electoral registration ,contravening the guidelines of the Election Commission, accepted bulk rapplications. Stating that some candidates are influencing the registration process by spending money, he demanded the Election Commission to impose restriction on election expenditure of the contesting candidate. In the process of registration many ineligible applications, without proper scrutiny, were registered, he complained. This sort of irregularity would jeopardize fair election process and might lead to bogus voting and impersonation, he feared. He also requested the EC to issue identity cards for the graduates to conduct fair elections. Stating that the second phase enrollment is starting from today, he urged the EC to check the irregularities from being repeated.
Council election campaign starts at educational Institutes.
Council election campaign starts at educational institutes
The staff at most educational institutions in the city is busy enrolling their names for the ensuing Legislative Council elections. Teachers from the city, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar districts can elect one MLC. Distribution of Form-19 to register in the voters list is a hot property. In several schools, one person gets the forms and the rest get busy filling it up. The staff has also taken to enrol the parents of students as voters for the graduates constituency. Parents with degree qualification are being handed over Form-18 when they come to drop their children or pay the fees. At some schools, the parent-teacher meetings have turned into awareness campaigns.Elections are being held after two years, so we are trying to create awareness among the public about the elections, said A representative of private schools association. Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar districts together have one graduates and one teachers constituency. The response till now had been poor, with returning officers having so far received only 942 applications for the graduates constituency and 350 applications for the teachers constituency. We request the public to submit the applications as early as possible without waiting till December 15th [the last date], G. Ravibabu, additional commissioner (estates) of MCH.
The staff at most educational institutions in the city is busy enrolling their names for the ensuing Legislative Council elections. Teachers from the city, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar districts can elect one MLC. Distribution of Form-19 to register in the voters list is a hot property. In several schools, one person gets the forms and the rest get busy filling it up. The staff has also taken to enrol the parents of students as voters for the graduates constituency. Parents with degree qualification are being handed over Form-18 when they come to drop their children or pay the fees. At some schools, the parent-teacher meetings have turned into awareness campaigns.Elections are being held after two years, so we are trying to create awareness among the public about the elections, said A representative of private schools association. Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar districts together have one graduates and one teachers constituency. The response till now had been poor, with returning officers having so far received only 942 applications for the graduates constituency and 350 applications for the teachers constituency. We request the public to submit the applications as early as possible without waiting till December 15th [the last date], G. Ravibabu, additional commissioner (estates) of MCH.
Chukka Ramaiah in fray for Council elections
Chukka Ramaiah in fray for Council elections
HYDERABAD: Noted educationist Chukka Ramaiah is among several candidates being fielded by the United Teachers' Federation (UTF) for elections to the State Legislative Council from the teachers and graduates constituencies.
Prof. Ramaiah will be the candidate for the teachers' constituency representing Khammam, Nalgonda and Warangal districts. UTF State president Ch. Subhashchandra Bose and former president D. Rami Reddy, a former MLC, are being fielded from different districts.
State general secretary N. Narayana told reporters here on Thursday that for the remaining five constituencies of teachers, the organisation will support P. Subba Reddy, president of the State Teachers Union, K.S. Laxman Rao, a lecturer from Guntur, Rajendra Babu, president of the Junior Colleges Principals Association, Hanumandlu, a leader of the Andhra Pradesh Teachers' Federation (APTF), and another candidate of the APTF. Among candidates for eight graduates constituencies are: K. Nageswar, former Head, Department of Journalism, Osmania University, K. George Victor, East Godavari district president of UTF, V. Balasubrahmaniam, State secretary of the JVV, B. Sarala, sarpanch of Haveli in Khammam, and M.V.S. Sarma.
HYDERABAD: Noted educationist Chukka Ramaiah is among several candidates being fielded by the United Teachers' Federation (UTF) for elections to the State Legislative Council from the teachers and graduates constituencies.
Prof. Ramaiah will be the candidate for the teachers' constituency representing Khammam, Nalgonda and Warangal districts. UTF State president Ch. Subhashchandra Bose and former president D. Rami Reddy, a former MLC, are being fielded from different districts.
State general secretary N. Narayana told reporters here on Thursday that for the remaining five constituencies of teachers, the organisation will support P. Subba Reddy, president of the State Teachers Union, K.S. Laxman Rao, a lecturer from Guntur, Rajendra Babu, president of the Junior Colleges Principals Association, Hanumandlu, a leader of the Andhra Pradesh Teachers' Federation (APTF), and another candidate of the APTF. Among candidates for eight graduates constituencies are: K. Nageswar, former Head, Department of Journalism, Osmania University, K. George Victor, East Godavari district president of UTF, V. Balasubrahmaniam, State secretary of the JVV, B. Sarala, sarpanch of Haveli in Khammam, and M.V.S. Sarma.
REGISTER YOUR MLC Elections VOTE BEFORE 15th December 2007
REGISTER YOUR VOTE BEFORE 15th December 2007
This is to inform you that the Legislative Council of Andhra Pradesh has now been constituted. Constituencies have been created vide Presidential Order dated 26.09.2006 and 8 (eight) seats are earmarked to be filled up from 8 (eight) Graduates’ Constituencies. One of the 8 (eight) constituencies is constituted by the three districts of Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar.
In a vibrant democracy, it is important that all citizens, particularly the educated graduates, should exercise their valuable vote, to ensure good governance. All of us can play a vital role in the system to facilitate good governance. Therefore all graduates are requested to enroll their names in the electoral rolls for the Graduates’ Constituency. The last date for enrolment is 15th December, 2006.
Eligibility Criteria and Procedure for Enrolment
1.All Graduates who have obtained their degree or equivalent qualification before October, 2003 and are ordinarily resident in Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar Districts are eligible to enroll their names in the Electoral Rolls for the Graduates’ Constituency.
2.They must apply in prescribed form No.18 (The Enrolment Form is attached you may kindly download the form and use it).
3.They must personally deliver the filled up application form along with original degree certificate, its self attested copy to the designated officers of MRO Office/MDO office/Muncipal Office/MCH Office as under. The designated officer will scrutinize the degree certificate and after satisfying himself record as ‘verified with original and found correct’ on the self attested copy of degree certificate and return the original.
This is to inform you that the Legislative Council of Andhra Pradesh has now been constituted. Constituencies have been created vide Presidential Order dated 26.09.2006 and 8 (eight) seats are earmarked to be filled up from 8 (eight) Graduates’ Constituencies. One of the 8 (eight) constituencies is constituted by the three districts of Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar.
In a vibrant democracy, it is important that all citizens, particularly the educated graduates, should exercise their valuable vote, to ensure good governance. All of us can play a vital role in the system to facilitate good governance. Therefore all graduates are requested to enroll their names in the electoral rolls for the Graduates’ Constituency. The last date for enrolment is 15th December, 2006.
Eligibility Criteria and Procedure for Enrolment
1.All Graduates who have obtained their degree or equivalent qualification before October, 2003 and are ordinarily resident in Hyderabad, Ranga Reddy and Mahbubnagar Districts are eligible to enroll their names in the Electoral Rolls for the Graduates’ Constituency.
2.They must apply in prescribed form No.18 (The Enrolment Form is attached you may kindly download the form and use it).
3.They must personally deliver the filled up application form along with original degree certificate, its self attested copy to the designated officers of MRO Office/MDO office/Muncipal Office/MCH Office as under. The designated officer will scrutinize the degree certificate and after satisfying himself record as ‘verified with original and found correct’ on the self attested copy of degree certificate and return the original.
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