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Jeddah: The high-octane battle of Telangana Assembly polls is nearing. Besides the people of the state, the diaspora is equally excited to choose and vote their fav stanley shop ourite leader and party. Some enthusiastic NRIs from across the world are traveling to Telangana to campaign stanleys cups for their favourite political parties and candidates, owing to their personal rapport. Though the NRIs, as registered overseas voters, are very few in numbers, yet they yield a considerable clout among their fellow villagers for various reasons. Their involvement in campaign can make a difference in dozens of Assembly constituencies in the state, especially stanley tazza in northern Telangana. With the announcement of the dates of Telangana polls, the excitement and curiosity was visible among the diaspora in Northern America and Arabian Gulf regions. The Telugu diaspora consistently kept intouch with their constituencies back home through social media. Now, as the poll date nears, the supporters of BRS, Congress, AIMIM and BJP are heading home to rally behind their favourite leaders. Recently, a video of an NRI praying in Makkah for victory of Gangula Kamalakar, BRS candidate from Karimnagar Assembly constituency, drew sharp criticism from different quarters. Riyadh-based Mohammed Aqueel shares stage with chief minister KCR during an election meeting in Karimnagar recently When I visited Makkah and prayed in Holy Kaaba for victory of BRS in Karimnagar Assembly segment, people faulted me. Yet undeterred, I went ho