It would be a great relief for ruling Congress party of the state, to continue its triumph in DCCB and DCMS elections, which until now is passing through its odd times since last few years. Congress has grabbed lion share in the recently conducted co-operative society elections. Now it is all set to make a clean swipe or pocket maximum seats in District Co-operative banks and District marketing societies.

Congress, which won around 1200 societies in the recent elections, obviously has the edge over its rival parties. Depending on these results, Congress is going to definitely win at least 18 DCCB Chairman posts, while its rivals TDP will be confined 3 districts (Kammam, Krishan and Guntur) and YSRCP to one district (Kadapa).

The election notification will be announced on February15th. Withdrawing of nominations on 16th and elections will be held on 18th for both DCCB and DCMS. The elected directors of both DCCB and DCMS will elect their Chairmen on the next day, that is on February 19th.

However, the group wars within political parties has turned a cause of concern for the political parties, as they threaten to join hands with rival parties, if the party fails to support their group candidates. All the 3 major political parties Congress, YSR Congress and TDP are suffering with same problems. Hence, the present statistics may change depending upon the change of political equations in the district level.