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Vizag LS seat witnesses tough fight between YSRCP, TDP
The YSR Congress Party and TDP candidates in Visakhapatnam Lok Sabha constituencies are fighting for the victory and the Jana Sena Party candidate VV Lakshminarayana is trailing in the third place.
Visakhapatnam: The YSR Congress Party and TDP candidates in Visakhapatnam Lok Sabha constituencies are fighting for the victory and the Jana Sena Party candidate VV Lakshminarayana is trailing in the third place. According to the reports at 9 p.m, YSRCP candidate MVV Satyanarayana scored 4,02,281 votes and TDP candidate M Sribharath got 3,96,663 votes.
The JSP candidate V V Lakshminarayana followed them with 2,60,203 votes. The BJP candidate and former Union minister D Purandeswari secured 30,700 votes only. In Anakapalle Lok Sabha constituency, YSR Congress Party candidate Dr B V Satyavathi scored 5,57,828 votes while her nearest rival and TDP candidate A Anand Kumar is racing in the second place with 4,74,467 votes.
The JSP candidate Ch Parthasaradhi bagged 79,069 votes while in the NOTA account there were 33,265 votes. In Araku Lok Sabha constituency, which spreads in four districts, YSR Congress Party candidate G Madhavi got 5,51,560 votes while her nearest rival and TDP candidate Kishore Chandra Deo secured 3,34,214 votes.
