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Saryu Roy Lambastes Dr. Ajoy Kumar Over Bhuiyandih Notice Issue in Jamshedpur

Saryu Roy accuses Ajoy Kumar of spreading false claims regarding the Bhuiyandih dwellers’ notices, challenging his motives. Saryu Roy has called out Ajoy Kumar for misleading remarks about notices to demolish houses in Bhuiyandih, insisting that Kumar clarify his stance on the matter. JAMSHEDPUR – Saryu Roy, a prominent figure in Jharkhand politics, has criticized Congress leader Dr. Ajoy Kumar…

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Jamshedpur, 23rd November. The political fate of several prominent leaders, including Congress’s Ajoy Kumar and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, is set to be determined as results of the Jharkhand Assembly elections unfold. After 12 of 21 rounds of counting, Congress candidate Ajoy Kumar is trailing BJP’s Purnima Das Sahu by a significant margin of over 27,000 votes in the high-profile Jamshedpur East Assembly seat. Key Contest: Ajoy Kumar vs. Purnima Das Sahu Ajoy Kumar, a former IPS officer and Congress leader, has been a household name in Jamshedpur since his tenure as the city’s SP. Known for his work as an encounter specialist and a former MP for Jamshedpur in the 15th Lok Sabha, Kumar has also held several key roles in the Congress, including serving as the AICC in charge of four states and as a National Spokesperson. His opponent, BJP’s Purnima Das Sahu, is the daughter-in-law of Raghubar Das, the former Jharkhand Chief Minister and current Governor of Odisha. The BJP has a stronghold in the Jamshedpur East constituency, with Raghubar Das having represented the seat for nearly two decades until his defeat in 2019 by independent candidate Saryu Roy. Jamshedpur East, known as Jharkhand’s industrial hub and home to Tata Steel, has been a bastion for the BJP-led NDA. However, the 2019 assembly election saw a dramatic shift when Saryu Roy defeated Raghubar Das, signaling cracks in the BJP’s dominance. In the current election, the BJP appears poised to reclaim its stronghold, with Purnima Das Sahu capitalizing on the constituency’s legacy and her family’s political influence. Other Key Battles in Jharkhand In Dhanwar, BJP’s Babulal Marandi is leading against JMM’s Nijamuddin Ansari, adding to the BJP’s strong performance in the state. As counting continues, Ajoy Kumar faces an uphill battle to close the widening gap. His campaign has emphasized his administrative credentials and promises of inclusive development. However, the BJP’s organizational strength and Purnima Sahu’s strategic campaigning have given the saffron party a decisive edge in Jamshedpur East. With the counting still underway, the final results will reveal whether Congress can stage a comeback in one of the most-watched seats in Jharkhand or if the BJP reasserts its dominance in this industrial heartland.   The post Congress’s Ajoy Kumar Trails BJP’s Purnima Sahu by Over 27,000 Votes in Jamshedpur East After 12 Rounds of Counting appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Jamshedpur, 23rd November. The political fate of several prominent leaders, including Congress’s Ajoy Kumar and Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, is set to be determined as results of the Jharkhand Assembly elections unfold. After 12 of 21 rounds of counting, Congress candidate Ajoy Kumar is trailing BJP’s Purnima Das Sahu by a significant margin of over 27,000 votes in the high-profile Jamshedpur East Assembly seat. Key Contest: Ajoy Kumar vs. Purnima Das Sahu Ajoy Kumar, a former IPS officer and Congress leader, has been a household name in Jamshedpur since his tenure as the city’s SP. Known for his work as an encounter specialist and a former MP for Jamshedpur in the 15th Lok Sabha, Kumar has also held several key roles in the Congress, including serving as the AICC in charge of four states and as a National Spokesperson. His opponent, BJP’s Purnima Das Sahu, is the daughter-in-law of Raghubar Das, the former Jharkhand Chief Minister and current Governor of Odisha. The BJP has a stronghold in the Jamshedpur East constituency, with Raghubar Das having represented the seat for nearly two decades until his defeat in 2019 by independent candidate Saryu Roy. Jamshedpur East, known as Jharkhand’s industrial hub and home to Tata Steel, has been a bastion for the BJP-led NDA. However, the 2019 assembly election saw a dramatic shift when Saryu Roy defeated Raghubar Das, signaling cracks in the BJP’s dominance. In the current election, the BJP appears poised to reclaim its stronghold, with Purnima Das Sahu capitalizing on the constituency’s legacy and her family’s political influence. Other Key Battles in Jharkhand In Dhanwar, BJP’s Babulal Marandi is leading against JMM’s Nijamuddin Ansari, adding to the BJP’s strong performance in the state. As counting continues, Ajoy Kumar faces an uphill battle to close the widening gap. His campaign has emphasized his administrative credentials and promises of inclusive development. However, the BJP’s organizational strength and Purnima Sahu’s strategic campaigning have given the saffron party a decisive edge in Jamshedpur East. With the counting still underway, the final results will reveal whether Congress can stage a comeback in one of the most-watched seats in Jharkhand or if the BJP reasserts its dominance in this industrial heartland.   The post Congress’s Ajoy Kumar Trails BJP’s Purnima Sahu by Over 27,000 Votes in Jamshedpur East After 12 Rounds of Counting appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Jharkhand elections: How rebels-turned-Independents may play the spoilsport in some key seats | India News - Times of India

NEW DELHI: Raghubar Das, governor of Odisha and former chief minister of Jharkhand, is neither contesting the 2024 assembly elections nor is a part of the election campaign, but when voters of the state go out to cast their ballot tomorrow he will be keeping his fingers crossed. Raghubar’s daughter-in-law Purnima Das Sahu is the BJP candidate from Jamshedpur East assembly seat against Congress‘s…

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झोले में लेटर पैड और स्टांप लेकर चलते थे लोगों के चहेते विधायक दीना बाबा

झोले में लेटर पैड और स्टांप लेकर चलते थे लोगों के चहेते विधायक दीना बाबा

दीनानाथ पांडेय दीना बाबा के नाम से मशहूर थे। तीन बार विधायक रहे दीनानाथ पांडेय का जमशेदपुर पूर्वी सीट से जब भाजपा ने 1995 में टिकट काट दिया तो उनका दर्द छलक उठा। बोले – टिकट काटा गम नहीं, लेकिन बताया… Source link

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Jharkhand election results: No CM has won twice. Will Raghubar Das break the curse?

The voters of Jharkhand are specified it's ne'er allowed a CM to possess a repeat term.

No former Jharkhand CM has been ready to break this record. that's why it's currently on BJP's Raghubar Das to vary the state's existing choice patterns. As incumbent Jharkhand chief minister, Raghubar Das is tasked with breaking a curse -- one not broken by any Jharkhand CM within the nineteen years since the state initial came No former Jharkhand CM has been ready to break this record. that's why it's currently on BJP's Raghubar Das to vary the state's existing choice patterns. In the 2014 Jharkhand elections, Raghubar Das had won the Jamshedpur East seat by nearly seventy,000 votes. It has been nineteen years since the state of Jharkhand was fashioned in 2000. during this period, Jharkhand has seen 3 assembly elections and a politically turbulent Jharkhand has seen six CMs lead the state. The voters of Jharkhand are specified it's ne'er allowed a CM to possess a repeat term. Babulal Marandi, Arjun Munda, Shibu Soren, Madhu Koda, Hemant Soren, and Raghubar Das are nonappointive as chief ministers of Jharkhand within the past. Now, the fourth assembly elections square measure being command in Jharkhand in 2019. When Jharkhand was sculpted out of Bihar on November fifteen, 2000, the state's assembly was fashioned by dividing the then Bihar assembly. On August twenty-seven, 2008, incumbent Jharkhand CM Madhu Koda resigned from his post and so Jharkhand Mukti Morcha chief Shibu Soren became the CM of Jharkhand. As per constitutional provisions, Soren had six months to induce nonappointive to the state assembly. Soren contested from the Tamar seat within the later bypolls. He was defeated by Jharkhand Party's Raja Peter by eight,973 votes. wherever Raja Peter got thirty-four,127 votes, Soren managed to win solely twenty-five,154 votes and had to resign from the CM post. Raja Peter is once more contesting elections from the Tamar seat. The 2014 Jharkhand elections tried to be Associate in Nursing electoral wave for four past CMs. In 2014, the primary CM of Jharkhand Babulal Marandi contested from 2 seats -- Dhanwar and Giridih however lost from each. In Giridih, he lost to BJP candidate Nirbhay Shahabadhi by nearly thirty-one,000 votes, whereas in Dhanwar he lost to CPI(ML)'s rule, Kumar Yadav. Marandi is once more contesting from the Dhanwar seat. Union minister Arjun Munda may be a three-time Jharkhand CM however in 2014 he faced defeat on the Kharsawan seat. He lost to JMM's Dashrath Gagrai by nearly twelve,000 votes.

Jharkhand election results: No CM has won twice. Will Raghubar Das break the curse? Former CM Madhu Koda conjointly lost from the Majhgaon -- wherever he was defeated by the JMM's Niral Party. Hemant Soren, despite being the incumbent Jharkhand CM also as JMM chief, lost within the 2014 state elections. whereas he won from the Barhait seat however he was defeated by BJP's Louis Marandi in Dumka. He is once more contesting from Dumka and Bahrain. If electoral trends in Jharkhand square measure seen, gift CM Raghubar Das faces a huge challenge. he's contesting against a former member of his own cupboard -- Sarayu Rai on the Jamshedpur East seat. to boot, Das conjointly has stiff competition from Congress's instigative interpreter Gourabh Vallabh. Jamshedpur East is primarily Associate in Nursing urban seat and is taken into account to be a BJP defense. Raghubar Das has been triumphant from the body since 1995. when winning 5 times, he's attempting his luck for the sixth time. He faces a twin challenge -- to win his own seat also as bring the BJP back to power. Read the full article

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‘No party is untouchable’, says aspiring kingmaker Babulal Marandi - india news

Jharkhand is waiting for the results of the Assembly elections to see who leads the government in the state for the next five years. But the see-saw battle between the two main opponents - the ruling BJP and JMM-led alliance - is giving the electorate some anxious moments.Follow Jharkhand election results live updates here.The exit polls last week gave the JMM-led alliance an edge over the BJP, but most of them predicted a hung assembly. If that indeed is the scenario, Babulal Marandi-led Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (JVM) or Sudesh Mahto-led All Jharkhand Students Union (AJSU), could emerge as king-makers.As per trends at 11 am, the BJP is leading on 28 and Congress-JMM-RJD alliance is in 39 seats. The AJSU and the JVM are leading on five and five seats respectively. Sources in the BJP say that the party is in touch with Marandi and the AJSU for a possible tie-up if hung house becomes reality. “In politics no party is untouchable,” Marandi told reporters.Asked about supporting Congress or BJP in government formation, Marandi said, “Let the final results come out. The mandate of people should be accepted.”Chief Minister Raghubar Das is leading from Jamshedpur East seat, while AJSU president Sudesh Mahto is leading from Silli and JVM-P president Babulkal Marandi is ahead on Dhanwar seat.The alliance chief ministerial candidate Hemant Soren is trailing from Dumka and leading from Barhet assembly seats.The counting of votes began at 8 am in all the 24 district headquarters. The results are expected to be out by afternoon.The maximum rounds of counting will take place at Chatra with 28 rounds and the lowest will be two rounds in Chandankiyari and Taropa assembly seats.In 2014, the BJP and AJSU alliance won 42 seats, but Sudesh Mahto, who led the AJSU in the polls, decided to jump into the Jharkhand battleground alone, without his old ally. Read the full article

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jamshedpur east chunav result 2019: झारखंड चुनाव रिजल्ट 2019: हर मुख्यमंत्री ने गंवाई सीट, रघुबर दास तोड़ पाएंगे मिथक? - jharkhand assembly election results 2019 every cm looses his seat it may be raghubar das term

jamshedpur east chunav result 2019: झारखंड चुनाव रिजल्ट 2019: हर मुख्यमंत्री ने गंवाई सीट, रघुबर दास तोड़ पाएंगे मिथक? – jharkhand assembly election results 2019 every cm looses his seat it may be raghubar das term

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19 साल के अपने इतिहास में 6 मुख्यमंत्री देख चुका है झारखंड राज्य

हर बार मुख्यमंत्रियों को गंवानी पड़ी है सीट, पिछली बार हेमंत सोरेन हारे

2008 में उपचुनाव में हारने के बाद शिबू सोरेन को छोड़नी पड़ी थी कुर्सी

2014 के चुनाव में मधु कोड़ा, बाबूलाल मरांडी और अर्जुन मुंडा भी हारे थे

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Jharkhand is voting today in the second phase of the assembly election. Polling is on in 20 seats. Among the key contestants are Chief Minister Raghubar Das of the BJP, who is contesting against former cabinet colleague Saryu Rai and Congress spokesperson Gaurabh Vallabh in Jamshedpur East. Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted urging voters to come out in large numbers to exercise their franchise. from Videos https://ift.tt/34YPOht

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Ajoy Kumar Joins 'Race' for Jamshedpur East Assembly Seat

Former MP and ex-IPS officer enters race; two other candidatures submitted for key seats Jharkhand’s upcoming Assembly elections see former Jamshedpur MP Dr. Ajoy Kumar file for Jamshedpur East seat. JAMSHEDPUR – As was expected, and widely conjectured too, Dr. Ajoy Kumar, ex-MP and former IPS officer, has submitted his candidature for the Jamshedpur East Assembly seat in Jharkhand. There are no…

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 13th November. Bharat’s democratic landscape is abuzz as the first phase of assembly elections in Jharkhand, a high-stakes by-election in Kerala’s Wayanad, and 33 bypolls across 11 states are set to begin. With significant candidates and strategic shifts, the outcome of these elections will offer crucial insights into party strengths, voter sentiments, and the political momentum leading up to the 2024 general elections. Jharkhand’s Assembly Elections: A Battle of Regional Powerhouses Jharkhand, a state often marked by political volatility, begins its two-phase assembly election on November 13, with 43 constituencies in contention. The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is determined to reclaim power from the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)-led coalition. Among the prominent candidates are former Chief Minister and BJP candidate Champai Soren, Congress leaders Ajoy Kumar and Banna Gupta, and JMM’s Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji, highlighting the fierce competition between established leaders. The stakes are high in constituencies like Seraikella, where Champai Soren seeks to regain influence, and in Jamshedpur East, where Congress’s Ajoy Kumar faces Purnima Das Sahu, who carries the legacy of former Chief Minister Raghubar Das. In Jamshedpur West, Congress leader Banna Gupta is pitted against JD(U) leader Saryu Roy, a politician who famously defeated Raghubar Das in the previous election. This race will be a litmus test for the BJP, which is vying to reassert itself after a challenging political tenure in Jharkhand. Security arrangements are extensive, with 200 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) deployed to ensure smooth polling. Sensitive booths across 31 constituencies have been flagged, with special monitoring to safeguard the integrity of the electoral process. Jharkhand has a history of closely contested elections, and the outcomes here will likely impact the regional political landscape profoundly. Wayanad’s Parliamentary Bypoll: Priyanka Gandhi’s Debut in Rahul Gandhi’s Stronghold The Wayanad parliamentary bypoll in Kerala is capturing national attention as Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra makes her electoral debut from a seat that has traditionally been a Congress bastion. Priyanka’s candidacy follows her brother Rahul Gandhi’s decision to retain his Raebareli seat, leaving Wayanad open for new leadership. Rahul, the current Leader of Opposition, has been actively campaigning in support of his sister, signaling Congress’s intention to solidify its foothold in Kerala. Priyanka Gandhi faces a formidable lineup, including Satyan Mokeri of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and Navya Haridas of the BJP. Kerala remains a challenging landscape for the BJP, where the Congress and Left Front traditionally dominate. However, with national support and Priyanka’s campaign efforts, Congress is determined to retain its grip on Wayanad, an outcome that would reinforce its political base in South Bharat. Bypolls Across 11 States: Testing Grounds for National and Regional Parties Alongside Jharkhand and Wayanad, by-elections are set to take place in 33 assembly seats across 11 states, including key constituencies in Rajasthan, West Bengal, and Assam. These bypolls provide valuable testing grounds for both national and regional parties, revealing voter sentiment ahead of crucial assembly elections in 2024. In Rajasthan, where seven assembly seats are up for grabs, the by-elections will indicate whether the Congress-led state government retains public favor amid criticisms over governance issues. In West Bengal, where six seats are contested, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) is eager to reaffirm its dominance despite facing resistance from the BJP, which has made significant gains in the state over recent years. Assam’s five bypoll seats similarly serve as an important battleground, with both BJP and Congress vying for influence in the region. The outcome of these by-elections

holds significant implications not only for individual states but also for the broader political landscape. The BJP is keen to demonstrate its ability to retain and expand its voter base, while Congress is working to stage a comeback in regions where it has seen dwindling support. Key Issues and Challenges Shaping the Election The assembly elections and bypolls touch on diverse issues that reflect the unique socio-political landscape of each region. In Jharkhand, the primary issues include unemployment, development, and resource allocation, with tribal representation and local economic conditions heavily influencing voter decisions. Kerala’s Wayanad election resonates with concerns over environmental protection, sustainable development, and educational infrastructure, issues that Priyanka Gandhi has vowed to address in her campaign. In Rajasthan and West Bengal, governance effectiveness and regional autonomy are focal points, particularly in light of each state’s distinct political dynamics. For BJP and Congress alike, these elections are a chance to demonstrate their commitment to local development and to make inroads in states dominated by regional players. Security and Infrastructure: Ensuring a Smooth Polling Process Given the scale of these elections, authorities have implemented robust security measures, especially in regions deemed sensitive. In Jharkhand, for instance, returning officers have ensured that all polling stations are equipped with basic facilities, including drinking water, sanitation, and webcasting for transparency. CAPF deployments at sensitive booths in Jharkhand and tight security measures in other states underscore the Election Commission’s commitment to maintaining order and fairness. Conclusion: A Glimpse into Bharat’s Political Future As voters cast their ballots in Jharkhand, Wayanad, and bypolls across Bharat, these elections serve as a snapshot of the nation’s political sentiments. The results will gauge the strength of the BJP, which seeks to retain influence, and the Congress, which is making strategic moves to reclaim its presence. Priyanka Gandhi’s debut in Wayanad represents Congress’s focus on consolidating its base, while Jharkhand’s assembly polls will reveal whether regional alliances or national parties hold sway. The by-elections across multiple states will also offer early indicators of voter alignment ahead of 2024, where national security, economic growth, and state governance will be central campaign issues. The stakes are high, and these elections not only highlight the dynamic nature of Bharat’s democracy but also underscore the evolving challenges and opportunities faced by both national and regional parties.   The post Wayanad to Jharkhand: Priyanka’s Debut and Fierce Assembly Bypolls Set the Stage for Bharat’s Future appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Paromita Das GG News Bureau New Delhi, 13th November. Bharat’s democratic landscape is abuzz as the first phase of assembly elections in Jharkhand, a high-stakes by-election in Kerala’s Wayanad, and 33 bypolls across 11 states are set to begin. With significant candidates and strategic shifts, the outcome of these elections will offer crucial insights into party strengths, voter sentiments, and the political momentum leading up to the 2024 general elections. Jharkhand’s Assembly Elections: A Battle of Regional Powerhouses Jharkhand, a state often marked by political volatility, begins its two-phase assembly election on November 13, with 43 constituencies in contention. The BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is determined to reclaim power from the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM)-led coalition. Among the prominent candidates are former Chief Minister and BJP candidate Champai Soren, Congress leaders Ajoy Kumar and Banna Gupta, and JMM’s Rajya Sabha MP Mahua Maji, highlighting the fierce competition between established leaders. The stakes are high in constituencies like Seraikella, where Champai Soren seeks to regain influence, and in Jamshedpur East, where Congress’s Ajoy Kumar faces Purnima Das Sahu, who carries the legacy of former Chief Minister Raghubar Das. In Jamshedpur West, Congress leader Banna Gupta is pitted against JD(U) leader Saryu Roy, a politician who famously defeated Raghubar Das in the previous election. This race will be a litmus test for the BJP, which is vying to reassert itself after a challenging political tenure in Jharkhand. Security arrangements are extensive, with 200 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) deployed to ensure smooth polling. Sensitive booths across 31 constituencies have been flagged, with special monitoring to safeguard the integrity of the electoral process. Jharkhand has a history of closely contested elections, and the outcomes here will likely impact the regional political landscape profoundly. Wayanad’s Parliamentary Bypoll: Priyanka Gandhi’s Debut in Rahul Gandhi’s Stronghold The Wayanad parliamentary bypoll in Kerala is capturing national attention as Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra makes her electoral debut from a seat that has traditionally been a Congress bastion. Priyanka’s candidacy follows her brother Rahul Gandhi’s decision to retain his Raebareli seat, leaving Wayanad open for new leadership. Rahul, the current Leader of Opposition, has been actively campaigning in support of his sister, signaling Congress’s intention to solidify its foothold in Kerala. Priyanka Gandhi faces a formidable lineup, including Satyan Mokeri of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) and Navya Haridas of the BJP. Kerala remains a challenging landscape for the BJP, where the Congress and Left Front traditionally dominate. However, with national support and Priyanka’s campaign efforts, Congress is determined to retain its grip on Wayanad, an outcome that would reinforce its political base in South Bharat. Bypolls Across 11 States: Testing Grounds for National and Regional Parties Alongside Jharkhand and Wayanad, by-elections are set to take place in 33 assembly seats across 11 states, including key constituencies in Rajasthan, West Bengal, and Assam. These bypolls provide valuable testing grounds for both national and regional parties, revealing voter sentiment ahead of crucial assembly elections in 2024. In Rajasthan, where seven assembly seats are up for grabs, the by-elections will indicate whether the Congress-led state government retains public favor amid criticisms over governance issues. In West Bengal, where six seats are contested, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) is eager to reaffirm its dominance despite facing resistance from the BJP, which has made significant gains in the state over recent years. Assam’s five bypoll seats similarly serve as an important battleground, with both BJP and Congress vying for influence in the region. The outcome of these by-elections

holds significant implications not only for individual states but also for the broader political landscape. The BJP is keen to demonstrate its ability to retain and expand its voter base, while Congress is working to stage a comeback in regions where it has seen dwindling support. Key Issues and Challenges Shaping the Election The assembly elections and bypolls touch on diverse issues that reflect the unique socio-political landscape of each region. In Jharkhand, the primary issues include unemployment, development, and resource allocation, with tribal representation and local economic conditions heavily influencing voter decisions. Kerala’s Wayanad election resonates with concerns over environmental protection, sustainable development, and educational infrastructure, issues that Priyanka Gandhi has vowed to address in her campaign. In Rajasthan and West Bengal, governance effectiveness and regional autonomy are focal points, particularly in light of each state’s distinct political dynamics. For BJP and Congress alike, these elections are a chance to demonstrate their commitment to local development and to make inroads in states dominated by regional players. Security and Infrastructure: Ensuring a Smooth Polling Process Given the scale of these elections, authorities have implemented robust security measures, especially in regions deemed sensitive. In Jharkhand, for instance, returning officers have ensured that all polling stations are equipped with basic facilities, including drinking water, sanitation, and webcasting for transparency. CAPF deployments at sensitive booths in Jharkhand and tight security measures in other states underscore the Election Commission’s commitment to maintaining order and fairness. Conclusion: A Glimpse into Bharat’s Political Future As voters cast their ballots in Jharkhand, Wayanad, and bypolls across Bharat, these elections serve as a snapshot of the nation’s political sentiments. The results will gauge the strength of the BJP, which seeks to retain influence, and the Congress, which is making strategic moves to reclaim its presence. Priyanka Gandhi’s debut in Wayanad represents Congress’s focus on consolidating its base, while Jharkhand’s assembly polls will reveal whether regional alliances or national parties hold sway. The by-elections across multiple states will also offer early indicators of voter alignment ahead of 2024, where national security, economic growth, and state governance will be central campaign issues. The stakes are high, and these elections not only highlight the dynamic nature of Bharat’s democracy but also underscore the evolving challenges and opportunities faced by both national and regional parties.   The post Wayanad to Jharkhand: Priyanka’s Debut and Fierce Assembly Bypolls Set the Stage for Bharat’s Future appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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Congress Releases First List Of 21 Candidates, Names Ajoy Kumar From Jamshedpur East

The Congress on Monday released the first list of 21 candidates for Jharkhand Assembly Polls, naming Ajoy Kumar From Jamshedpur East. The first list of the grand old party came hours after the seat-sharing formula with Chief Minister Hemant Soren’s Jharkhand Mukti Morcha.  The party named Irfan Ansari from Jamtara, Ajoy Kumar from Jamshedpur East, Banna Gupta from Jamshedpur West, Badal Patralekh…

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The second phase of polling began Saturday morning on 20 constituencies in Jharkhand, which votes in five phases to elect 81 members of the legislative assembly. The voting commenced at 7 am, amidst a tight security arrangement. While the voting exercise in 18 seats will end at 3 pm, voters in Jamshedpur (East) and Jamshedpur (West) constituencies can vote till 5 pm, an Election Commission release said. from India News | Latest News Headlines & Live Updates from India - Times of India https://ift.tt/38otpfQ via IFTTT

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The second phase of polling began Saturday morning on 20 constituencies in Jharkhand, which votes in five phases to elect 81 members of the legislative assembly. The voting commenced at 7 am, amidst a tight security arrangement. While the voting exercise in 18 seats will end at 3 pm, voters in Jamshedpur (East) and Jamshedpur (West) constituencies can vote till 5 pm, an Election Commission release said.

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Jharkhand is voting today in the second phase of the election. Polling is on in 20 assembly sears. The centre of attraction in the second phase of polling is the Jamshedpur East seat from where Chief... from NDTV News - Latest https://ift.tt/2DUsiX3