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Voting has begun in Telangana and Rajasthan for 119 and 199 Assembly constituencies respectively amid tight security on Friday. 

TRS leader KT Rama Rao evinced that Chandrababu Naidu would not be enjoying any political influence once Telangana elections are over. He also said that the survey by Lagadapati was fake and unreliable as it was released to benefit the Praja Kutami.

Congress general secretary V Vijaysai Reddy stated that Andhra Pradesh chief minister Chandrababu Naidu had given Rs 1,200 crore to Telangana to be distributed among voters, prior to the upcoming elections.

The Hyderabad District Election Officer released the list of alternative documents that can be used in place of the EPIC card during Telangana Assembly polls on December 7

Cash was found in Congress worker Amrutha Rao's house and it is suspected that the money belongs to TJS candidate P Devaiah.

EVMs are nations' pride and cannot be hacked. People should be careful before spreading such rumours, said Hyderabad election officer Dhana Kishore.

Chief election officer Rajat Kumar gave the details of the cases filed and also the cash and materials seized. He also spoke about the squads deployed to tackle any situation in Telangana to assure free and fair elections on December 7

No hoardings with political messages, no use of  TV or print for political campaigns as Telangana gears up for election tomorrow (December 7).  

TRS leaders are seen distributing Rs 2000 notes along with model ballot paper that can be misused during elections to be held on December 7.

Man hailing from Andhra Pradesh offered his tongue praying for KCR to return as Telangana CM. He is currently being treated at a private hospital in Hyderabad.

The movement of non-voters has been restricted for the next two days in Hyderabad. Cops are checking the details of those residing in choultry, lodges and public places for 48 hours.

All arrangements for the efficient execution of the Assembly elections on December 7 have been completed in Hyderabad, according to the DEO

As the election in Telangana approaches, the tug of war between parties comes to a standstill