Strange and mysterious: Mayawati on assembly poll results
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief said, "Considering the entire atmosphere of the elections, it is very difficult for people to accept such a strange result.”
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief said, "Considering the entire atmosphere of the elections, it is very difficult for people to accept such a strange result.”
Twenty-six ministers will be trying hard to retain their constituencies. Seventeen rebels of Congress and 23 of the BJP are giving a triangular contest in at least 85 seats.
With three more days to go for the assembly elections, campaigning in Rajasthan is at its peak with the ruling Congress, the BJP, BSP, RLP, CPI-M, and the AAP vying each other to woo the voters for the November 25 elections in the state.
The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) on Saturday announced another list of 43 candidates for the upcoming Rajasthan elections, which appear to be a closely contested battle between the Congress and the BJP.
Initially, the Congress had named Kuldeep Sikarwar its candidate from Sumawali. Upset over the decision, the party’s MLA from the seat Ajab Singh Kushwaha declared that he was joining the BSP.
BSP supremo Mayawati will kick-start her party's election campaign from November 6 by holding two rallies every day in the poll-bound states of Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Telangana, party sources said on Thursday.
The RLP, which had garnered 2.40 per cent of votes (8,56,038 votes) in the assembly elections 2018, prefers to give tickets to youth.
Mukesh Yadav will contest from Bansur, Mandan Mohan Bhandari from Bayana-Roopwas, and Rameshwar B Gurja from Dausa, the party statement said.
On Thursday (September 21) night, BJP Lok Sabha MP Ramesh Bidhuri used violent anti-Muslim slurs against his parliament colleague Danish…
Both the parties accused the Union government of trying to fool the people, and demanded quota for women from OBC, SC and ST
