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The simultaneous Odisha battle for the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections was fiercely fought, and a day ahead of the results, both the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) and BJP claimed they will get a clear majority.
On the last day of his marathon campaign for the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, exuding confidence about his third consecutive term in office, went to India’s southernmost tip, Kanyakumari, for his 45-hour-long meditation at the Vivekananda Rock Memorial. His popularity continues to be high, with credibility remaining virtually intact. Although voters were largely unenthused about the election, which was attributed to a general mood in favour of status quo, they did not appear to be cross with the PM.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma was the BJP’s surprise pick for the state’s top post last year. Months after assuming office, his first challenge was leading the BJP in a state which the party had swept in the past two Lok Sabha elections.
After almost 80 days of campaigning, voting in the Lok Sabha elections concludes on Saturday with 57 seats across eight states and Union Territories going to polls. This has been the second-longest parliamentary election since the first Lok Sabha election in 1951-’52.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third Lok Sabha campaign saw some new themes being deployed, even as much of the hectic campaign style of the BJP under him remained the same throughout the gruelling 40-day-long cycle. As always, he led from the front.
As Jharkhand’s Dumka Lok Sabha seat gets set to vote in the seventh and final phase of polling on June 1, there would be several “missing” electors in the families of migrant labourers across the constituency – including Maikil Marandi, Ravinder Rai, Bhairo Mirdha, Mahtab Ansari and Salamat Ansari, who died while working in different parts of the country in recent years.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s claim at public rallies in Nahan and Mandi last week that hundreds of crores of rupees in flood relief funds allocated to Himachal Pradesh were disbursed indiscriminately by the Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu-led state government, has triggered a flurry of counter accusations by Congress leaders.
As Ballia gears up to vote in the final phase on June 1, the BJP candidate is out to reclaim his family legacy while the Samajwadi Party (SP) has reposed its faith in a leader who narrowly lost the 2019 polls.