Hyderabad, Dec 1 (Hydnow): The Congress party is feeling nervous due to fear of poaching, because of it the party has quietly moved its candidates to Bangalore.
Even though voting is still going on, this move shows that the party is worried that its candidates might be tempted to switch parties after they win.
Sources say that the party has set up a special camp in Bangalore for its candidates. On Thursday night, Congress leader Ms. Ley called all the candidates and told them to come to Hyderabad immediately.
The candidates were then taken to Bangalore in Volvo buses. Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar helped organize the move. More candidates are expected to be moved to Bangalore on Thursday and Friday nights.
Some candidates were unhappy about being called away from their constituencies while voting was still going on. This shows how worried the Congress party is, and why they are moving their candidates away from possible political trouble. (Hydnow)
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