Uttar Pradesh 2024 Lok Sabha polls: Here's a look at the key candidates and their constituencies in Uttar Pradesh.
Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Uttar Pradesh goes to the polls on all seven phases of the Lok Sabha elections, beginning April 19 and ending on June 1.
Bageshwar District Magistrate Anuradha Paul said 55.44 per cent voting was recorded in the bypoll. The voter turnout for the seat in 2022 assembly polls was 60.01 per cent, she said. The counting of votes will take place on September 8 and the result will be declared on the same day.
BSP chief says both alliances consist mostly of parties that are “anti-poor, casteist, communal, pro-rich and capitalist, against whose policies BSP has always fought”
One of his gunners, who too was hit in the firing, died later at a hospital, they said.
Between 2014 and 2022, Narendra Modi not only transformed the BJP into the world’s largest political party, but, along with Amit Shah, he also helmed a fundamental structural retooling of the party and its support base.
Mayawati also congratulated the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on completing 100 years and hoped that in the 2022 Punjab Assembly polls, the SAD-BSP alliance will secure a comfortable majority and form the government.
The Grand Old Party continues to be deeply reluctant to chart a new course and face up to fresh challenges with creative ideas.
According to State Election Commissioner Manoj Kumar, 1,778 nomination papers were received for 825 posts of the block panchayat chief, of which 68 were cancelled and 187 withdrawn.
The single-judge bench of Justice Mahendra Kumar Goyal had issued notices to the speaker and secretary of the assembly, and the six MLAs on July 30 and directed them to submit replies on August 11.
Kumaraswamy also reminded Congress, which was crying hoarse about the purchase of MLAs, that it had divided the JD(S) in Karnataka in the past.
The former Uttar Pradesh chief minister is camping here for the last one week to supervise her party's strategy for the February 8 polls.
If the SP-BSP alliance breaks up, the BJP would have the last laugh as the assembly polls would become a triangular contest in which BJP with its combination of upper castes, non-Yadav OBCs and non-Jatav Dalits would remain a formidable force.
UP's Chief Electoral Officer Venkateshwarlu allayed fears of tampering of EVMs. "All apprehensions are unfounded," he said
Listing the 'good work' done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Adityanath said, 'Whatever welfare schemes we have implemented so far, we did not discriminate people in the name of caste and religion. These were implemented in the interest of the poor.'
Mayawati appealed to the voters to ensure a historic win for Yadav, who is the joint opposition candidate from the Azamgarh seat held by the SP in the outgoing Lok Sabha.
In another tweet, Mayawati said everyone knows that the Bahujan Samaj Partry (BSP) respects women.
At an election meeting in Siddharthnagar district in favour of the alliance's Domariyaganj candidate Aftab Ahmad, she accused the Congress of failing to eliminate poverty.
Gandhi's remarks echoed the views of his sister and party general secretary in-charge eastern Uttar Pradesh Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who had said on May 1 that her party has fielded candidates either with prospects of victory or having potential to damage the BJP's chances.
The Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) have crime in their DNA, he said, while addressing an election meeting here in support of BJP's Azamgarh Lok Sabha seat candidate Dinesh Lal Yadav 'Nirahua'.
Kicking off her party's election campaign in Odisha at a rally here, the BSP supremo held both the BJP and the Congress responsible for the miseries of weaker section of the society and also growth of terrorism in the country.
The announcement was made by the Mayawati-led party's state unit chief Hemant Poyam.
In 2014, the defeat of the then Union minister and Rashtriya Lok Dal president Ajit Singh in Baghpat to BJP's Satyapal Singh, who had resigned as Mumbai Police commissioner just before the election, was "unexpected" for many as he had never lost the seat since 1999.
The BSP president held a meeting with important district and division-level leaders in Uttar Pradesh, a party release issued here said.
The party won three seats in the 2013-assembly elections by securing 3.37 percent vote share, which was 7.60 percent in the 2008-elections when the party had won six MLAs.