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Rampur Bypoll Result 2022: BJP's Akash Saxena defeats Asim Raja of Samajwadi Party in UP assembly by elections | Lucknow News - Times of India
Rampur Bypoll Result 2022: BJP’s Akash Saxena defeats Asim Raja of Samajwadi Party in UP assembly by elections | Lucknow News – Times of India
Mainpuri Bypoll Result: Dimple Yadav leads by over 2.5 lakh votes; counting under way
Samajwadi Party (SP) candidate Dimple Yadav (6,17,625 votes) has managed to get a huge lead of over 2.5 lakh votes against her nearest rival Raghuraj Singh Shakya (3,29,489 votes) of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as the counting of votes was still under way for bypolls to the Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat.
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Rampur Bypoll Result 2022: BJP's Akash Saxena defeats Asim Raja of Samajwadi Party in UP assembly by elections | Lucknow News - Times of India
Rampur Bypoll Result 2022: BJP’s Akash Saxena defeats Asim Raja of Samajwadi Party in UP assembly by elections | Lucknow News – Times of India
Mainpuri Bypoll Result: Dimple Yadav leads by over 2.5 lakh votes; counting under way
Samajwadi Party (SP) candidate Dimple Yadav (6,17,625 votes) has managed to get a huge lead of over 2.5 lakh votes against her nearest rival Raghuraj Singh Shakya (3,29,489 votes) of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as the counting of votes was still under way for bypolls to the Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat.
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BJP open to fielding Muslim candidate for Rampur bypoll
BJP open to fielding Muslim candidate for Rampur bypoll
Lucknow : BJP might field a Muslim candidate from Rampur in the assembly by-poll to be held on December 5.
The party leadership is very much open to the idea of fielding a candidate from the minority community, a senior leader privy to the developments.
Along with Rampur, the state will see bypolls for the Khatauli assembly seat in Muzaf farnagar district and the Main puri Lok Sabha seat. The…
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BJP vs कांग्रेस, SP vs BSP... लखनऊ की 9 विधानसभा सीटों पर किसने किसे उतारा? देखें लिस्ट
BJP vs कांग्रेस, SP vs BSP… लखनऊ की 9 विधानसभा सीटों पर किसने किसे उतारा? देखें लिस्ट
लखनऊ: उत्तर प्रदेश विधानसभा चुनाव (UP Assembly Election 2022) के मतदान की तारीख नजदीक आते ही सियासी सरगर्मियां चरम पर हैं। भारतीय जनता पार्टी, समाजवादी पार्टी, बहुजन समाज पार्टी और कांग्रेस के बीच उम्मीदवारों (Assembly Election 2022 Candidates list) को लेकर भी नूरा-कुश्ती जारी है। अब चौथे चरण के चुनाव के लिए नामांकन की अंतिम तारीख से महज एक दिन पहले मंगलवार को सपा और बीजेपी (BJP Candidate List…
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All eyes on Lakhimpur Kheri as countdown for the fourth phase of polling in UP begins
With hours to go for the fourth phase of polling in Uttar Pradesh, all eyes are on Lakhimpur Kheri, which witnessed the mowing down of the protesting farmers allegedly by Ashish Mishra(Teni), son of the minister of state for Home, Ajay Mishra. The accused son's walking out of the jail after he secured bail had generated a massive political heat in the region. In 2017, the BJP had won the Lakhimpur seat with a strong margin of over 36000 votes. Stakes are high for both BJP and Union Minister, Ajay Mishra in this region.
For the fourth phase, 624 candidates across 59 assembly constituencies are set to battle it out. Riding on the Modi wave in 2017, BJP had won 51 of 59 assembly seats in 2017. BJP ally, Apna Dal(S) had won one, four went to SP while two seats were won by Congress and another two by the BSP.
Also read: Third phase of elections--tough for SP and a close fight in Punjab
The State Capital, Lucknow with nine assembly segments will also vote in this phase. Of the nine assembly seats, BJP had won eight in 2017. The districts going to poll in the fourth phase include Pilibhit, Sitapur, Hardoi, Unnao, Rae Bareli, Banda, Fatehpur besides Lucknow and Lakhimpur.
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Former ED officer Rajeshwar Singh finally mingled in saffron of BJP
Former ED officer Rajeshwar Singh finally mingled in saffron of BJP
LUCKNOW: Former Joint Director of Enforcement Directorate (ED) Rajeshwar Singh, who has ruffled the opposition parties, has finally got the saffron color of the Bharatiya Janata Party in public.
He is being considered as eligible candidates from Sarojini Nagar in nine assembly seats of Lucknow. Rajeshwar Singh had bravely exposed many scams and fraud cases in the previous central and state…
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Uttar Pradesh: BJP open to fielding Muslim candidate for Rampur bypoll | Lucknow News - Times of India
Uttar Pradesh: BJP open to fielding Muslim candidate for Rampur bypoll | Lucknow News – Times of India
LUCKNOW: The BJP might field a Muslim candidate from Rampur in the assembly bypoll to be held on December 5. The party leadership is very much open to the idea of fielding a candidate from the minority community, a senior leader privy to the developments told TOI. Along with Rampur, the state will see bypolls for Khatauli assembly seat in Muzaffarnagar district and Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat. The…
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bjp: Assembly elections: 30 seats to OBCs, 19 to Dalits in BJP’s third UP list of 85 | India News - Times of India
bjp: Assembly elections: 30 seats to OBCs, 19 to Dalits in BJP’s third UP list of 85 | India News – Times of India
LUCKNOW: The third list of the Bharatiya Janata Party once again reflected the party’s focus on Dalits and other backward classes (OBCs) as together they accounted for 49 seats out of the 85 for which candidates were announced on Friday evening. The OBCs alone got 30 seats while 19 tickets went to Dalits, mostly from the Kori community. Asim Arun, an IPS officer, who recently took VRS while he…
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UP Lucknow West Election 2022: BJP dominates Lucknow West seat, who will occupy it this time? Learn Astrology Prediction
UP Lucknow West Election 2022: BJP dominates Lucknow West seat, who will occupy it this time? Learn Astrology Prediction
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UP Lucknow West Assembly Election 2022 Prediction: The Lucknow West Assembly seat is very important in the political circles. Here the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been occupied. From 1989 to 2012, the Lucknow West Assembly seat was in the possession of the BJP. In the 2012 elections, SP candidate Mohammad Rehan had won from here. But in the 2017 assembly elections,…
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BJP-backed candidates sweep UP zila parishad chief polls
BJP-backed candidates sweep UP zila parishad chief polls
LUCKNOW: Just a few months ahead of the high-stake UP assembly elections, the BJP received a shot in the arm as the party-supported candidates won 66 out of 75 seats in the Zila Panchayat chairman elections. As many as 21 of them had already won unopposed — including in Varanasi and Gorakhpur — at the time of nomination last week while the party-backed candidates emerged victorious on 45 out of…
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How Owaisi’s AIMIM is striving to become first pan-India Muslim party
NEW DELHI: The 2020 Bihar assembly elections may be called the turning point of Hyderabad Lok Sabha MP Asaduddin Owaisi-led All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM). The party may well be on its way to becoming the largest pan-India Muslim party.
AIMIM, which was once a Hyderabad-centric party – even in the Telangana capital, it has influence only in the Muslim-populated walled city – has spread its tentacles in a number of states across the country – from Bihar in the East to Maharashtra to the West and from Uttar Pradesh in the North to Telangana in the South.
And now it is making serious efforts to go further down and make a foray into Tamil Nadu – the southernmost state of the country which goes to polls later this year.
Tamil Nadu
DMK invited Owaisi in its January 6 programme but withdrew it soon because of opposition from its other two Muslim-dominated regional parties – the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) and Manidhaneya Makkal Katchi (MMK). DMK seems to be wary of forging an alliance with AIMIM also for the fear of losing Hindu votes.
If DMK does not stitch an alliance with AIMIM, it is learnt that the latter may even go along with the ruling party – the AIADMK. In the worst scenario, it may contest the assembly election alone.
AIMIM had contested on just two assembly seats in the 2016 assembly seats and garnered about 11,000 votes. However, the party has identified 25 seats on which it might field its candidates.
Hyderabad
The AIMIM maintains its stronghold in Hyderabad. It had won 44 of the 150 seats in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), whose results were declared on December 4. It had won the same number of seats even in the 2016 GHMC elections. The ruling TRS had won 99 seats in 2016 and 55 last year. The BJP, which was victorious on just four seats in 2016, won a whopping 48 seats and came second.
AIMIM had won one seat in the 2019 Telangana assembly elections. It has ample opportunity to improve upon its tally in the next assembly polls. Owaisi himself has been representing Hyderabad in the Lok Sabha for the past four terms.
Maharashtra
AIMIM had won two seats – Byculla and Aurangabad Central – in the 2014 Maharashtra assembly elections. In 2019, it lost both but won two other seats – Dhule City and Malegaon Central. It had contested 44 seats. AIMIM has two MPs in the Lok Sabha. One of them is Owaisi himself from Hyderabad. The other one is Imtiaz Jaleel from Aurangabad Central.
Bihar
AIMIM’s fortunes have taken a turn for better after the October-November 2020 Bihar assembly elections. Muslims are the largest minority community constituting 16.9 per cent of the total population in the state.
Till the 2020 Bihar assembly elections had taken place, AIMIM had just one MLA – Qamrul Hoda who had defeated BJP’s Sweety Singh in Kishanganj in a by-election 2019. However, the tally rose to five in the state polls last year.
Uttar Pradesh
With AIMIM getting a major boost in Bihar, it has started chalking out a strategy to contest the 2022 Uttar Pradesh assembly elections in a major way. But prior to the assembly elections, it would contest the zila panchayat election to be held later this year. It has vigorously started making strategies for the UP state polls. It has undertaken a membership drive to strengthen the organisation right from the state to the booth level.
AIMIM has decided to field candidates on 25 per cent seats in the 2022 assembly elections. Its focus would obviously be the Muslim dominated areas.
It has even declared its first candidate for the next assembly elections. Abdul Mannan, an eye surgeon by profession, would be fielded from Utraula assembly constituency in Balrampur district. Mannan quit the Peace Party before joining the BJP.
In another development, Owaisi met Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) chief Om Prakash Rajbhar in Lucknow on December 16 to cobble an alliance for the 2022 Assembly polls. SBSP and AIMIM have together launched Bhagidari Sankalp Morcha, an umbrella organisation of the smaller parties in the state such as BSP leader Babu Singh Kushwaha’s Jan Adhikar Party, Babu Ram Pal-led Rashtra Uday Party, Anil Singh Chauhan-led Janta Kranti Party and Premchand Prajapati-led Rashtriya Upekshit Samaj Party.
Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party Lohia (PSPL) chief Shivpal Singh Yadav also met Rajbhar, apparently to forge an alliance.
West Bengal
AIMIM has also decided to contest the West Bengal assembly elections which, in all likelihood, would be held along with states such as Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Owaisi attacked Trinamool Congress (TMC) supremo and chief minister Mamata Banerjee over her comments that the BJP was allegedly trying to import AIMIM to that state.
Banerjee alleged that the BJP-AIMIM combine would only heighten the communal polarisation and help them garner the Hindu-Muslim votes. He accused Banerjee of being a part of the BJP-led NDA when the 2002 Gujarat riots happened.
He said, “Till now Mamata Banerjee has only met obedient Mir Jaffers (who betrayed Nawab Siraj-ud-Daullah) and Mir Sadiqs (who allegedly betrayed Tipu Sultan during the Siege of Seringapatam, paving the way for a British victory). She is yet to come face-to-face with a good Muslim, and it will happen.”
source https://bbcbreakingnews.com/2021/01/08/how-owaisis-aimim-is-striving-to-become-first-pan-india-muslim-party/
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UP By-elections 2020: Trends Show 2017 Assembly Bypolls Redux as BJP Leads in 6 Seats, SP Wins 1
UP By-elections 2020: Trends Show 2017 Assembly Bypolls Redux as BJP Leads in 6 Seats, SP Wins 1
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Voters display their identity cards outside a polling station at Paliganj, in Bihar. (AP Photo/Aftab Alam Siddiqui)
In 2017, the six seats — Ghatampur, Bulandshahr, Bangarmau, Unnao, Deoria and Naugaon Sadat — were all grabbed by the BJP, while SP had won Malhani seat that saw a close contest between Lucky Yadav and independent candidate Dhananjay Singh.
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Trends Show 2017 Assembly Bypolls Redux as BJP Leads in 6 Seats, SP Hold on to 1
Trends Show 2017 Assembly Bypolls Redux as BJP Leads in 6 Seats, SP Hold on to 1
Voters display their identity cards outside a polling station at Paliganj, in Bihar. (AP Photo/Aftab Alam Siddiqui)
In 2017, the six seats — Ghatampur, Bulandshahr, Bangarmau, Unnao, Deoria and Naugaon Sadat — were all grabbed by the BJP, while SP had won Malhani seat that saw a close contest between Lucky Yadav and independent candidate Dhananjay Singh.
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UP Election 2022: The second phase of the electoral ordeal tomorrow, 586 candidates in the fray for 55 seats
UP Election 2022 : In the second phase of polling, 2.02 crore voters will exercise their franchise, of which 1.08 crore are male, 0.94 crore female and 1269 are transgender voters. In the second phase of elections, 586 candidates are in the fray in 55 assembly constituencies, out of which 69 are women candidates.
UP Election 2022: LUCKNOW, In the second phase of Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, voting will be held on Monday for 55 seats in nine districts of western Uttar Pradesh and Rohilkhand and all preparations have been completed for this.
State Chief Electoral Officer Ajay Kumar Shukla said on Sunday that 2.02 crore voters would exercise their franchise in the second phase of polling, including 1.08 crore male, 0.94 crore female and 1269 transgender voters. In the second phase of elections, 586 candidates are in the fray in 55 assembly constituencies, out of which 69 are women candidates.
He said that the polling will be held from 7 am to 6 pm on Monday. Election to the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly is proposed in seven phases.
After the completion of the first phase on February 10, now in the second phase, voting will be held on Monday, February 14 for 55 assembly seats in nine districts of the state - Saharanpur, Bijnor, Moradabad, Sambhal, Rampur, Amroha, Badaun, Bareilly and Shahjahanpur. .
According to Shukla, extensive arrangements and security arrangements have been made by the Election Commission of India for fair, safe and peaceful elections and in view of Kovid-19, thermal scanners, hand sanitizers, gloves, face masks, face shields, PPE at polling places on polling day. Adequate quantity of kits, soap, water etc. have been arranged.
A total of 23,404 polling stations and 12,544 polling stations have been set up in the second phase of elections. In view of Kovid-19, instructions have been given by the Election Commission of India to keep the maximum number of voters up to 1,250 at the polling places. Instructions have been given to the district election officers to provide ramps, toilets and drinking water facilities at all polling places.
He said that 51 General Observers, 09 Police Observers and 17 Expenditure Observers have also been deployed by the Commission to keep a watchful eye on the polling. Apart from this, 1,793 Sector Magistrates, 220 Zonal Magistrates, 109 Static Magistrates and 2,806 Micro Observers have also been deployed.
A Senior General Observer, 01 Senior Police Observer and 02 Senior Expenditure Observer have also been deployed by the Election Commission of India at the state level, who will supervise the entire election process by staying in the area.
In the second phase, a total of 252 Adarsh polling stations and 127 all women personnel polling places have been made. Of the 55 seats to be held in the second phase, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won 38 seats in 2017 while the Samajwadi Party (SP) got 15 and the Congress two.
The SP and the Congress had fought the last assembly elections in alliance. Of the 15 seats won by the SP, Muslim candidates won 10 seats.
This time the SP is in the fray with an alliance of several smaller parties including the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) and this phase is being considered as an area of influence of the SP alliance.
According to Additional Chief Electoral Officer Brahmdev Ram Tiwari, special arrangements have been made for the convenience of voters and security from covid-19 at each polling station and proper and necessary arrangements should be made there for the voters not to face any kind of trouble. Necessary instructions have been given to the administration for this.
According to the Election Commission, a total of 586 candidates are in the fray in the second phase. Among them, State Finance Minister Suresh Kumar Khanna (Shahjahanpur Sadar), Minister of State for Jal Shakti Baldev Singh Aulakh (Bilaspur), Minister of State for Urban Development Mahesh Chandra Gupta (Badaun), Minister of State for Secondary Education Gulab Devi (Chandausi), Minister of State for AYUSH and now SP's candidate Dharam Singh Saini (Nakur), senior SP leader Azam Khan (Rampur Sadar) and his son Abdullah Azam (Swar) are prominent.
Campaigning for the second phase ended on Saturday evening and all political parties have appealed to voters to vote in favor of their candidates. All the political parties put their full emphasis in the campaign for the second phase of elections.
On behalf of the BJP, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was primarily an attacker on the main opposition party Samajwadi Party and called the BJP government necessary to keep Uttar Pradesh riot-free. Modi also raised the issue of triple talaq in Saharanpur and claimed that his government has freed Muslim sisters from the clutches of triple talaq.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also went to various places including Bareilly, Shahjahanpur and Badaun and held public meetings and attacked the opposition parties fiercely. On the other hand, SP President Akhilesh Yadav took charge of his party's campaign.
He sought votes in Rampur in favor of his party's senior leader Azam Khan, who has been in jail for nearly two years in more than 100 cases, and said that Azam, who built the university, was put in jail and the farmers in Tikoniya of Lakhimpur Kheri were taken in his jeep. The son of the Union Minister of State for Home, who was trampled under, was granted bail.
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) President Mayawati targeted SP, BJP and Congress during her election campaign. He alleged that the SP government ended the Jat-Muslim brotherhood in western Uttar Pradesh. Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi campaigned door-to-door in several assembly constituencies of different districts before the second phase of polling.
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Two UP BJP MLAs succumb to Covid
Two UP BJP MLAs succumb to Covid
LUCKNOW/KANPUR: Two BJP MLAs — Suresh Srivastava from Lucknow (West) and Ramesh Chandra Diwakar from Auraiya Sadar — died of Covid on Friday. Srivastava succumbed to the virus while being treated at SGPGI, Lucknow. His wife and son are also Corona positive and hospitalised. He thrice won the Lucknow Central assembly seat as a BJP candidate and currently represents Lucknow (West) constituency.…
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