Lok Sabha General Elections 2019

The election has increased towards the last stage. In the seventh phase, 13 seats of the state are voters of backward and upper castes in the center of the battle of war. The focus of the major parties is also seen in the eyes of certain castes and their primes. All the parties have special eyes on Kurmi, Kory, Nishad, Rajbhar, Chauhan and Yadav voters. Some seats have been tried to utilize Bhumihar and Brahmin fraternity. In the seventh phase, 13 Lok Sabha Election seats in the state include Maharajganj, Gorakhpur, Deoria, Kushinagar, Bansgaon, Salempur, Ghosi, Ballia, Ghazipur, Chandauli, Varanasi, Mirzapur and Robertsgunj. Some of these seats are such that are known for specific castes. Due to the ethnic math of these seats, the BJP included Subhaspa, its party (Sonalal) and then the Nishad Party, standing in the footstep of ethnic politics in their camp. It is a different matter that the matter of not being able to do so, Suheldev Indian Samaj Party leader Om

Campaigning for the sixth phase of Lok Sabha elections will end this evening. Fifty-nine constituencies, spread over seven states, will go to polls in this phase on Sunday. Voting will take place for 14 seats in Uttar Pradesh, 10 in Haryana, 8 seats each in West Bengal, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh, 7 in Delhi and 4 in Jharkhand. Star campaigners of various political parties are holding rallies and road shows in different parts of the country to woo the voters. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a public meeting at Rohtak in Haryana. He said, the NDA government gave a free hand to the soldiers to take appropriate action against the terrorist, something which the Congress failed to do in their decade-long rule from 2004-2014. Mr Modi said that India’s today is the fastest-growing economy in the world.

ADR has released the All India Survey report, which monitors political reforms during the Lok Sabha elections 2019 season. This shows that the performance of the State Governments has been worse than the average of the public on the issue of public issues. This survey was conducted on behalf of the ADR in 534 parliamentary seats of the country. The people of the country told their priorities during this time. The public kept employment at the top with 46.80 percent. At the same number, 34.60 percent of the second priority is to give priority to better health facilities. After this, drinking water (30.50%), good roads (28.34%), better transport (27.35%), water for agriculture (26.40%), agricultural loan (25.62%), maximum value of agricultural products (25.41%), seeds Subsidy on fertilizers (25.06%), strong law system (23.95%), public declared their priority. In its report, the ADR has termed the performance of the government as an average worse on the basis of these

Chunaw Tarik Loksabha 2019 April 8 – Selection of second phase (97 seats) April 23, 2019 – 3rd phase election (115 seats) April 29, 2019 – Fourth phase election (71 seats) May 6, 2019 – Fifth phase election (51 seats) May 12, 2019 – Selection of the sixth phase (59 seats) May 19, 2019 – Selection for the seventh phase (59 seats) May 23, 2019 – Counting Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora gave a press conference on Sunday evening and informed that this time there are 90 crore voters in the election which will cast their vote. Helpline number has also been released for Lok Sabha elections . By dialing the 1950 number, the voter can get information about his name.

Election Commission has cleared its stand on Tuesday following questions related to changes in the dates of Lok Sabha elections after the Pulwama attack and the action of the Air Force. The Election Commission has said that he is currently keeping an eye on the developments of the country. Election Commissioner Ashok Lavasa said while talking to the media in this regard that the EC is committed to following the order given by the Constitution. He further said that Election Commission Pulwama is keeping an eye on the ongoing developments in the country after the terrorist response and the response of the government in the form of aerial assault of the Air Force. Lavasa was answering the question, whether the Pulwama attack on February 14 and the response from the government on it will affect the schedule of the for the general elections .

Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party, which combine alliances in Uttar Pradesh for the Lok Sabha elections in 2019 , has been divided into seats today. Both the parties will contest the 75 seats together. Bahujan Samaj Party will fight 38 and Samajwadi Party will contest 37 seats. After the consent of Bahujan Samaj Party President Mayawati and Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav, the two parties have announced their seats today. Read More at https://www.loksabhaelection2019.com/lok-sabha-elections-2019-split-seats-in-sp-bsp-in-up-know-who-will-contest-from-where-elections/