The political heat is rising in Jubilee Hills as the upcoming by-election draws closer. A new video from Telugu Vaadi TV Lite captures the raw public mood — and the reactions are loud and clear. While Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s Congress government is facing growing criticism, several residents voiced strong support for K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) and his leadership, praising his previous term’s work in Telangana.
People Voice Out Their Frustrations
Citizens interviewed expressed deep frustration with the current government’s handling of basic issues in the Jubilee Hills constituency. From damaged roads and open drainage to halted pension schemes, residents say the promises made before the elections have not translated into real action.
One resident angrily said, “Roads are filled with potholes, pensions have stopped, and the government is busy giving free buses instead of solving real problems.” This sentiment echoed across multiple interviews in the video, showing a visible disconnect between the Congress government and the common man.
KCR Still Commands Trust
Many citizens expressed nostalgia and trust toward KCR’s previous administration. They believe that KCR’s governance was more efficient and people-friendly, particularly in handling urban issues like drainage management and local development.
“Under KCR, we had issues, but at least they were addressed,” said one local vendor. Another senior citizen added, “We didn’t face these drainage overflows and potholes every monsoon during KCR’s time. Now every road looks like a construction site.”
This shows that despite KCR being out of power, his image as a strong administrator continues to resonate among Jubilee Hills residents.
Revanth Reddy Government Faces Anger
Public dissatisfaction was evident throughout the Telugu Vaadi TV Lite video. Several respondents called out the Revanth Reddy-led Congress government for failing to deliver on promises made before elections.
People specifically mentioned the pension delays for widows and senior citizens, and said that several welfare programs have stopped midway. Many criticized the government’s focus on “free schemes” rather than essential development.
A local youth remarked, “They gave us free bus travel but no proper roads. What’s the use of a free ride if you fall and get injured while boarding?” His statement drew laughter but reflected a real frustration among daily commuters.
Free Bus Scheme Under Fire
The Congress government’s ‘free bus’ scheme for women has become a talking point — and not in a positive way. Many citizens in the video criticized the scheme for causing overcrowding in buses, leading to chaos at stops and accidents.
“Elderly people are falling while trying to board, conductors are struggling, and buses are always packed. This isn’t a solution — it’s a problem,” said a woman commuter. Several people questioned why KCR’s administration didn’t implement such schemes, implying that KCR preferred sustainable welfare over populist measures.
While the idea of free travel was meant to empower women, the public reaction shows that implementation without planning has backfired, especially in busy areas like Jubilee Hills and Panjagutta.
Who Will Win Jubilee Hills?
The by-election has drawn attention due to the presence of multiple well-known faces. Among them, Naveen Yadav is emerging as a strong local favorite, even cutting across party lines. Many respondents in the video said, “We don’t care about the party; we want Naveen Yadav as MLA.”
They described him as a kind-hearted local who personally helps residents. One person recalled, “He once gave Rs. 2000 to my grandmother when she was struggling — no politician does that these days.” Such local-level gestures seem to have built a strong emotional connection between Naveen Yadav and the community.
Other Candidates in the Fray
The wife of former MLA Maganti Gopinath is reportedly contesting in this by-election, while Anil Yadav, who previously lost twice, remains a respected name in the region. However, the majority of public opinion in this video leaned towards KCR’s BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi) and independent candidates with local ties.
Many respondents criticized traditional party politics, saying they want leaders who understand their daily problems rather than those who appear only during elections.
Local Issues Dominate Over Party Politics
Drainage, potholes, pensions, and unemployment — these are the main issues voters in Jubilee Hills are concerned about. Party affiliation seems secondary to the question of, “Who will actually solve our problems?”
Several respondents said that leaders who do good deeds will get their votes, not those who “loot” public money. This sentiment highlights growing political maturity among urban voters who are demanding accountability.
Public Mood: Emotional, Angry, and Clear
The overall tone of the Telugu Vaadi TV Lite video was one of frustration and disillusionment with the current government. People are openly voicing their disappointment and longing for the days when, as one woman put it, “KCR used to get things done without excuses.”
While Congress continues to hold power in Telangana, the Jubilee Hills by-election could serve as a litmus test for the public’s patience and faith in Revanth Reddy’s leadership.
For political observers, the growing support for KCR’s leadership even after his tenure is an important indicator of how local governance and image still play a huge role in Telangana’s urban politics.
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Final Verdict: Public opinion in Jubilee Hills is clearly shifting — with discontent toward the Congress government and renewed trust in KCR’s leadership. Voters seem determined to choose a representative who listens and acts, rather than one who promises and forgets. The by-election result could become a major statement ahead of Telangana’s political future. 🗳️🔥
