Popular Tollywood producer and Congress leader Bandla Ganesh has made a significant move by filing his application for the Malkajgiri MP ticket from the party on February 2nd. This bold step reflects his political aspirations and his belief in the Congress party's potential to win the majority of seats in the upcoming elections. Ganesh also expressed his admiration for the leadership of Telangana Chief Minister and TPCC chief A Revanth Reddy.

However, Ganesh's application for the Congress ticket was accompanied by serious allegations against Medchal MLA Ch Malla Reddy, accusing him of irregularities in his colleges. Ganesh alleged that Malla Reddy had been harassing students by imposing additional fees and engaging in illegal activities. He expressed confidence that the people would not tolerate such behavior and would hold Malla Reddy accountable.

Ganesh's application and subsequent allegations against Malla Reddy have added a layer of intrigue to the political landscape of Malkajgiri Lok Sabha constituency, where Malla Reddy has launched a political campaign to field his younger son Dr Bhadra Reddy on a BRS ticket.

The Telangana Congress has set a deadline of March 3rd for candidates to apply for Lok Sabha tickets, and the selection process will be overseen by AICC chief Mallikarjun Kharge. Several party leaders have already submitted their applications, seeking opportunities to contest the elections.

The success of the Congress party in the recently concluded Assembly polls has instilled a sense of optimism within the party, and it now aims to replicate that success in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The selection of candidates will be crucial in determining the party's performance, and the TPCC has empowered the party's high command to also finalize Rajya Sabha candidates.

The outcome of the Lok Sabha elections in Telangana will have a significant impact on the national political landscape. The Congress party's performance will be closely watched, particularly in light of its efforts to challenge the incumbent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its INDIA alliance.