
Hyderabad: The Election Commission is up on its toes to monitor cash flows in all constituencies ahead of the upcoming election on April 11. The SC reserved constituencies are also under the hawk's eye.
The ruling Telugu Desam Party and the major opposition YSR Congress Party are involved in a tough battle and both the parties are trying their level best to woo the voters.
From asking people to campaign door-to-door, to providing food, the parties are pumping money to come to power.
What comes as a surprise is that the reserved SC constituencies are also having candidates who are financially sound. In fact, some of them come from families of government employees.
There are 28 SC reserved assembly constituencies out of the 175 in the state.
The YSRCP has fielded six sitting MLAs, while the TDP has fielded 12 sitting MLAs, including two ministers.
There are 25 Lok Sabha seats in the state and it will go to polls in a single phase on April 11.
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