All eyes will also be on Nizamabad constituency where Rao's daughter K Kavitha is seeking re-election.
Hyderabad: Campaigning for the April 11 Lok Sabha elections in Telangana ended Tuesday, with the buoyant ruling TRS hoping to sweep the polls in alliance with AIMIM.
The TRS (Telangana Rashtra Samiti) headed by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao KCR as he is popularly known -- is brimming with confidence after its massive victory in the Assembly elections four months ago.
All eyes will also be on Nizamabad constituency, where more than 170 farmers are in the fray to highlight their problems.
Rao's daughter K Kavitha is seeking re-election from this segment.
The BJP won only one seat and the Amit Shah-led party,in fact, forfeited deposits in more than 100 Assembly segments.
In the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the TRS bagged 11 seats, and the Congress, two.
He predicted that none of the national parties-BJP or Congress, would get a majority on its own to form the Government at the Centre.
Highlighting the 'family rule' by KCR, Modi warned that TRSs association with the Asaduddin Owaisi-led AIMIM party would mean a 'speed-breaker' for Telanganas development.
Owaisi canvassed for TRS candidates at some places.
KCR earlier termed AIMIM as TRS friendly party.
Additional DG ( Law and order) Jitender said special arrangements have been made for Nizamabad, where there are an unusuallly large number of candiates in the fray, with additional deployment of four companies of central forces in the constituency.