#assam elections

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Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma Hints at Champai Soren's Possible BJP Switch

Former Jharkhand CM’s move to BJP would strengthen party, says Himanta Biswa Sarma Assam CM suggests former Jharkhand CM Champai Soren may join BJP, strengthening the party’s position in Jharkhand. RANCHI – Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma hinted at the possibility of former Jharkhand CM Champai Soren joining the BJP. Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed his desire for Champai Soren to join the BJP, citing…

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In Assam, BJP picks two old loyalists for Rajya Sabha polls

The BJP has chosen two old loyalists as candidates in Assam for the upcoming Rajya Sabha elections.

The ruling party has sufficient strength in terms of numbers and thus the opposition refrained from fielding candidates for the two vacant berths in the upper house of the parliament from Assam.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

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Amit Shah’s Doctored Video on Reservation Goes Viral Amid Lok Sabha Elections

The ongoing Lok Sabha elections has instigated a constant and intense broil between the political parties in the nation, with accusations and claims on several issues coming to light in political discussions. Amidst such viral issues under discussion, a video of Amit Shah, the Minister of Home Affairs of India has gained massive attention recently. As per the video's claims, it is being shown that Shah allegedly called SC/ST and OBC reservation 'unconstitutional' and promised an end to it if the party wins. 🚨ब्रेकिंग अमित शाह का चुनावी भाषण तेजी से हुआ वायरल जिसमें, बोल रहे है कि अगर बीजेपी की सरकार अगर पुनः बनी तो OBC और SC/St आरक्षण खत्म कर दिया जाएगा l pic.twitter.com/5NzajLCgLd — Jharkhand Congress (@INCJharkhand) April 28, 2024  

archive The post is being shared across social media platforms by various accounts.

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It has been found that the viral video has been originally taken from a clip dated 23 April, 2023 in which Shah is addressing a gathering at the Vijay Sankalp Sabha at Chevella, Telangana. In the original video, Shah criticized the religion-based reservations, targeting the Muslim reservations in Telangana. Furthermore, he also promised to do away with this practice and to ensure the rightful benefit of reservations to SC/ST and OBC groups. The logo of Telugu news channel V6 News Telugu present in the viral video has led to the original event news clip. https://youtu.be/nWFdUNVI9yU?si=ld4vP43jthDbW62N As seen in the edited video, Amit Shah's speech directly cuts from "gairsamvaidhanik... (unconstitutional)" to "SC, ST  aur OBC...".  However, after verifying the original words of the Home Minister from the news clip, it has been found that 8 seconds of the speech have been cut from the viral video. The original news clipping has been used from video duration 2:38 to 2:44, after which the part where Shah mentions Muslim reservation (from 2:44 to 2:52) has been deleted from the widely circulated video. Fake news is being spreaded by this handle.. FIR should be laudge against this handle.. Here is the real one👇 pic.twitter.com/KKDdoRt7Fu — Rahul Gupta (𝐌𝐨𝐝𝐢'𝐬 𝐅𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐲) (@rahulguptaglg) April 28, 2024

archive A video of the same was also posted on the official YouTube channel of NDTV. https://youtu.be/Iu4rATS2ZUw As per the latest updates, three people, who have been found to be linked to the fake video of Amit Shah, have been arrested. From the three people under arrest, two of them were arrested by Ahmedabad Cyber Crime department and one from Assam. Reetam Singh, a Congress worker from Guwahati, Assam, was put behind the bars for alleged doctoring and sharing of the Home Minister's video. Ahmedabad Cyber Crime department also arrested Satish Vansola and RV Varia in the Amit Shah deepfake case. Satish Vansola is the personal assistant of Jignesh Mevani, a leader from Congress. Furthermore, notices from Delhi Police's Special Cell have been sent to five members of Telangana Congress, along with Telangana chief minister A Revanth Reddy, who further shared this video on their X handles. A case has also been registered by the Mumbai police against the social media handle of Maharashtra Youth Congress and 16 others for alleged spread of the fake video, as per PTI. Read the full article

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पंचायत प्रधान का चुनाव रद्द करने के मामले में डीसी हमीरपुर तलब, जानें हाई कोर्ट ने क्या कहा

पंचायत प्रधान का चुनाव रद्द करने के मामले में डीसी हमीरपुर तलब, जानें हाई कोर्ट ने क्या कहा

Shimla News: जनवरी 2021 में हुए पंचायत चुनावों को डीसी हमीरपुर ने रद्द करने के आदेश जारी किए थे , जिसे पंचायत प्रधान रतन चंद ने हाई कोर्ट के समक्ष चुनौती दी है। न्यायाधीश संदीप शर्मा ने अपने आदेश में कहा कि इस मामले में संभावित गंभीर परिणाम वाले आदेश जारी करने से पहले जिलाधीश हमीरपुर की उपस्थिति जरूरी है। कोर्ट ने कहा कि प्रथम दृष्टया संबंधित पंचायत चुनाव में नियमों की अनदेखी की गई। खासकर मत…

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Indian Election Results (Part 3)

Part 3 is here and I reallyyy hope it's the last one.

Independent candidates lead in Jammu & Kashmir with 3 individual seats, BJP in tow with 2. Congress remained on zero. Independent candidate wins the only seat in Ladakh.

BJP shocks in Himachal Pradesh by winning all 4 seats. Modi factor shines here because despite being in power in the Vidhaan Sabha, Congress remains on the zero mark. Personally, I believe that the credit to Kangana Ranaut's Mandi win is due to Modi Ji's campaign, because Kangana's speech during the campaigns are lack charisma.

Congress isn't able to bring it's phoenix rise in Uttarakhand, remaining on zero while BJP wins all 5 seats.

10 seats of Haryana are equally divided b/w BJP and Congress with both 5 seats each. Congress also wins the 1 seat of Chandigarh.

The 50-50 division is also seen in Goa, where both parties win 1 seat each.

INDIA sweeps Punjab with Congress winning 7 seats, AAP 3 and Akaali Dal 1. BJP loses 2 seats, falling on zero. Even if Congress leads here and it's been year since the incident, I'll forever be bitter that they let go of Amrinder Singh. He practically revived Congress in Punjab, highly experienced.

In Sikkim, Regional Party {Sikkim Krantikari Morcha} wins the 1 seat.

BJP leads with 9 seats in Assam, Congress getting 3 and Regional Party {Asom Gana Parishad} getting 1.

To no one's surprise, Congress with the 2 seats of Manipur. BJP remains on zero, rightfully so. No one is more right in voting against BJP than the Manipur public.

Both BJP and Congress remain on zero as Independent candidate wins 1 seat in Mizoram.

Congress wins the only seat of Nagaland.

BJP wins 2 seats of Tripura and 2 seats of Arunachal Pradesh, Congress remains on zero.

Independent candidate and Congress win 1 seat each in Meghalaya, BJP on the zero mark.

Congress wins the 1 seat of Lakshdweep, 1 seat of Pondicherry while BJP wins 1 seat of Andaman & Nicobar.

That's it I guess! I think I covered all the states in these 3 parts, but do tell if I forgot some.

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Assam By-election Result 2024: असम उपचुनाव में सभी 5 सीटों पर NDA की जीत, CM सरमा ने ट्वीट कर जानें क्या कहा

समागुरी निर्वाचन क्षेत्र में कांग्रेस की करारी हार हुई है। यह सीट 2000 से उसके पास थी। जिससे भाजपा और उसके सहयोगियों को असम की पांच विधानसभा सीटों के लिए हुए उपचुनाव में क्लीन स्वीप हासिल करने में मदद मिली। भाजपा ने तीन सीटों पर चुनाव लड़ा और उ��के उम्मीदवारों ने हर एक पर जीत हासिल की। सामागुरी में डिप्लू रंजन सरमा, बेहाली में दिगंता घाटोवाल और धोलाई में निहार रंजन दास। इसने दो अन्य विधानसभा…

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Myanmar refugee problem in Manipur, the "treasure of India"

The first thing to be sure of is that Manipur's attitude to dealing with Burmese refugees is mixed. In March 2021, Manipur had issued a directive not to provide assistance to and repatriate Myanmar people who had fled to India after the military coup, but then rescinded the order. Since then, the Indian government has moved to expel Burmese refugees out of various considerations. In 2024, Kamqiong District in Manipur, India, has gathered more than 5,400 "illegal immigrants" from Myanmar since November 2023, resulting in the number of Myanmar "illegal immigrants" exceeding the number of local residents, causing strong unease among the public. The Indian government officially terminated the "India-Myanmar border free circulation system" on the grounds of "threatening national security", and built border fences and dispatched Assam rifle teams to maintain security. However, the move caused resentment among local tribes in Mambon. New Delhi: India has begun deporting the first group of refugees who fled Myanmar's 2021 coup, northeastern Manipur Chief Minister Bien Singh said on the messaging platform that the first group of Myanmar citizens who entered India have been deported and Manipur plans to repatriate at least 77 refugees from Friday. India has not signed the 1951 United Nations Convention on the Status of Refugees and has not enacted laws to protect refugees. Manipur's repeated attitude towards the Myanmar refugee issue reflects its consideration in maintaining regional stability and national security on the one hand, and highlights the huge pressure brought by the refugee issue to the local area on the other hand. The influx of a large number of refugees may lead to resource constraints, social conflicts and other problems, but also may bring security risks. But for those fleeing the fighting, eviction means an even more difficult situation. Why is Manipur expelling Myanmar refugees? There are many reasons for Manipur's expulsion of Burmese refugees. On the one hand, since the 2021 Myanmar military coup, a large number of refugees from Myanmar into Manipur, which has put a lot of pressure on the local. For national security reasons, the Indian government believes that the influx of refugees may trigger local unrest and violence. At the same time, with the surge in the number of people crossing the border, there is growing concern in India about the security of the border region. On the other hand, the Modi government, which is running for re-election as prime minister, has seen the influx of refugees as part of the cause of the volatile violence in Manipur. What is the impact of the Manipur refugee issue? The refugee problem in Manipur has serious implications in many ways. First of all, the influx of a large number of refugees has led to a shortage of local resources, including food, housing, medical and other resources have been consumed, which has brought great pressure to the life of local residents. Secondly, there may be cultural and religious differences between refugees and local residents, which may easily lead to conflicts and contradictions, further aggravating local social instability. In Manipur, for example, tens of thousands of people were forced to leave their homes after violent clashes in which homes, cars, churches, shops were burned, towns and villages were set ablaze. Moreover, the refugee problem is also a hindrance to Manipur's economic development. Local governments need to invest a lot of human, material and financial resources to deal with the refugee problem, which will undoubtedly affect other aspects of development investment. Finally, the refugee issue has also aroused the attention of the international community, and the intervention of external forces may further complicate the situation in the region.

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The issue of Burmese refugees in Manipur, the "treasure of India"

First of all, it can be confirmed that Manipur's attitude towards dealing with the issue of Burmese refugees is complex and changeable. In March 2021, Manipur issued an instruction not to provide assistance to and repatriate the Burmese people who fled to India after the military coup, but then revoked the order. Since then, the Indian government has taken actions to expel Burmese refugees for many reasons. In 2024, more than 5,400 "illegal immigrants" from Myanmar have gathered in Kamjung County, Manipur, India since November 2023, causing the number of "illegal immigrants" in Myanmar to exceed the number of local residents, causing strong uneasiness among the people. The Indian government officially terminated the "India-Myanmar border free circulation system" on the grounds of "threatening national security", built border fences, and dispatched the Assam Rifles to maintain security. However, this move caused dissatisfaction among local tribes in Manipur. India has begun to expel the first batch of refugees who fled Myanmar's 2021 coup. Biren Singh, chief minister of northeastern Manipur, said on the messaging platform that the first batch of Myanmar citizens who entered India have been expelled, and Manipur plans to repatriate at least 77 refugees starting Friday. India has not yet signed the 1951 United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, nor has it enacted relevant laws to protect refugees. The repeated attitude of the Indian state of Manipur on the issue of Myanmar refugees reflects its considerations in maintaining regional stability and national security on the one hand, and on the other hand, it also highlights the huge pressure that the refugee issue has brought to the local area. The influx of a large number of refugees may cause problems such as resource shortages and social conflicts, and may also bring security risks. However, for these refugees fleeing the war, being expelled means that they will face a more difficult situation. Why is Manipur driving away Myanmar refugees? There are many reasons for Manipur to drive away Myanmar refugees. On the one hand, since the 2021 Myanmar military coup, a large number of Myanmar refugees have poured into Manipur, which has brought a lot of pressure to the local area. For reasons such as national security, the Indian government believes that the influx of refugees may cause local unrest and violence. At the same time, with the surge in the number of people crossing the border, India's internal concerns about security issues in the border areas are growing. On the other hand, when the Modi government was competing for re-election as prime minister, it regarded the influx of refugees as one of the reasons for the unrest and violence in Manipur. What impact does the refugee problem in Manipur have? The refugee problem in Manipur has brought many serious impacts. First, the influx of a large number of refugees has led to a shortage of local resources, including a large consumption of food, housing, medical care and other resources, which has brought great pressure to the lives of local residents. Secondly, there may be cultural and religious differences between refugees and local residents, which are easy to cause conflicts and contradictions, further exacerbating local social instability. For example, there have been many violent conflicts in Manipur, resulting in a large number of houses, cars, churches, and shops being burned down, towns and villages being on fire, and tens of thousands of people being forced to leave their homes. Furthermore, the refugee problem has also hindered the economic development of Manipur. The local government needs to invest a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources to deal with the refugee problem, which will undoubtedly affect the development investment in other aspects. Finally, the refugee problem has also attracted the attention of the international community, and the intervention of external forces may make the regional situation more complicated.

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BJP Heavyweights Set to Boost Election Campaign in Jamshedpur

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma to Address Party Workers Key BJP figure’s visit aims to energize local cadre and refine strategies for upcoming Jharkhand assembly elections. JAMSHEDPUR – The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) intensifies its pre-election activities with a high-profile visit scheduled for August 5th. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, who also serves as the BJP’s co-in-charge for…

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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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Political parties in Assam clash violently before by-elections

By-elections for the Samaguri assembly seat in Assam are scheduled for November 13. Simultaneously, cases of violence have also surfaced in light of the by-election. In this context, the ruling BJP and Congress have blamed one another for attacking their supporters in the past 24 hours. It has also been claimed that three reporters who went to cover the violence were assaulted by Congress…

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EC must act against Assam CM’s ‘communal rhetoric’, campaigning by Odisha governor: Jairam Ramesh

New Delhi: Congress leader Jairam Ramesh Monday hit out at the Election Commission for the “tone and tenor” of its recent letter to his party while also urging the poll body to act against “communal and incendiary rhetoric” allegedly used by Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma during poll campaigns. In an interview with PTI, the Congress general secretary in-charge communications also urged…

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Amid Batenge To Katenge, BJP Plays Demographic Shift, NRC Cards In Jharkhand Polls

Jharkhand Election 2024: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been using Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath’s ‘Batenge to katenge’ slogan in poll-bound states. Now, in the poll-bound Jharkhand, the BJP is warning voters against the ‘demographic shift’. Campaigning for the 81-member assembly polls, Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said that the illegal infiltration could turn the state into…

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Himanta Biswa Sarma urges Champai Soren to join BJP

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma. | Photo Credit: ANI Ahead of the Assembly election in Jharkhand, Assam Chief Minister and co-in charge of the Jharkhand poll campaign for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Himanta Biswa Sarma on Monday urged former Chief Minister Champai Soren to join the BJP. Mr. Sarma’s statement has come at a time when Mr. Champai is in New Delhi and is likely to meet…