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Waiting outside the renovated complex of the famed Samaleswari Temple, Sambalpur native Hrusikesh Swain responds quickly to a question to say he will vote for the BJP on May 25 in this Lok Sabha seat. However, when asked about his choice for the Assembly elections, he pauses.
A monk finds himself at the centre of the latest row between the Trinamool Congress (TMC) and the BJP in West Bengal amid the ongoing Lok Sabha elections.
As the Lok Sabha elections in West Bengal enter its last two laps, the Mamata Banerjee government’s Lakshmir Bhandar scheme seems to have taken centre stage.
With the controversy around thealleged assault on Swati Maliwal at the residence of Arvind Kejriwal refusing to let up, the BJP seems to have got an easy handle to tackle the Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) Lok Sabha campaign just as it saw an upswing following release of the Delhi Chief Minister on interim bail earlier this month.
The seven-phase Lok Sabha elections which began on April 19 have entered the last two laps amidst a blazing hot summer, with voting being completed in 25 states and Union territories involving 428 of the 543 constituencies.
The women leaders of the Janata Dal (Secular) and its ally BJP want Karnataka MP Prajwal Revanna to be punished under the law for the sexual assault allegations agianst him.
“Hamara naam kis liye suna hai? Jhooth bolne wala nahi, na? Hum logon ke liye bhid jaane wale hain, chahe sarkar koi rahe, CM, PM koi rahe (Why have you heard my name? Not for telling lies, right? I fight for the people irrespective of the government and whoever is the CM or PM).”
With 49 seats across 8 states and Union Territories voting in the Lok Sabha polls in the fifth phase on Monday, a total of 428 seats will have completed polling, leaving 115 seats in the remaining two phases. At the end of this phase, Maharashtra will have completed polling with its last 13 seats, including all six in Mumbai, voting.