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The Rajya Sabha Election fired up amid allegation of "cross-voting" on Tuesday. As many as 15 seats across three states went to the polls on February 27. The voting took place for 10 seats in Uttar Pradesh, four seats in Karnataka and one seat in Himachal Pradesh. The candidates for the remaining 41 seats in other states were elected unopposed.
All eyes will be on the Rajya Sabha polls in the BJP-ruled Uttar Pradesh and the Congress-ruled Himachal Pradesh and Karnataka Tuesday, where altogether three seats are set for a cliffhanger that may involve cross-voting.
Mock voting, dinners and back-channel dialogue, a complaint to the Election Commission (EC), and legislators sequestered in a hotel. The stage is set for a high-octane Rajya Sabha election battle in Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, and Himachal Pradesh on Tuesday.
The Rajya Sabha election for the lone seat in Himachal Pradesh took an interesting turn Thursday with the BJP fielding a candidate, forcing a contest. A section of the Congress claimed there was a sense of resentment among some of its MLAs over the high command’s decision to field CWC member and senior lawyer Abhishek Singhvi, an outsider, as the candidate.