Poll officials search KCR’s bus during his Suryapet tour

Hyderabad: As part of poll duty, election officials on Sunday inspected the bus in which former chief minister and BRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao was traveling during his visit to Suryapet district, about 170 km from here.

Telangana will vote for the upcoming Lok Sabha polls on May 13 for which the Model Code Conduct (MCC) is currently in place.

According to sources in the BRS, the party president was on his way to Suryapet as part of his tour to inspect agricultural fields which are allegedly facing drought-like conditions.

The BRS sources said the vehicle was checked at Edulaparre tanda check post in the district.

KCR began his journey from Erravelly to Dharawat Tanda of Jangaon district on Sunday morning. KCR was interacting with farmers to instill confidence in view of the drought-like conditions faced by them, party sources said. Agencies

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