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The BJP’s top brass will continue its campaign for the Lok Sabha polls on Wednesday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing rallies in Uttar Pradesh and Delhi.
As the Lok Sabha elections move into the final two laps, all activity in Uttar Pradesh has shifted to the eastern parts of the state. Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya is camping in Prayagraj to oversee the BJP campaigning for east UP. In an interview to The Indian Express at his residence before the start of another hectic day of campaigning, Maurya speaks about the BJP’s expectations from the Lok Sabha results in UP, says they are cracking down on paper leaks, and rules out any review of Agnipath scheme. Excerpts:
With 49 Lok Sabha seats across six states and two Union Territories set to vote in the fifth phase on Monday, the focus is on the 14 constituencies in the crucial battleground of Uttar Pradesh.
With campaigning for the 49 Phase 5 seats ending on Saturday, parties are turning their attention to the 58 seats going to polls in Phase 6, including all seven Lok Sabha seats in Delhi and all 10 in Haryana.
Fourteen parliamentary seats of Uttar Pradesh, including Raebareli, Amethi and state capital Lucknow, will go to polls in the of Lok Sabha Elections on Monday, May 20.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday reaffirmed that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will emerge as the biggest party in all five states of South India on June 4, the day on which counting of votes are scheduled to take place for the ongoing .
After a show of strength for his nomination in Varanasi on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will continue his election campaign in Maharashtra on Wednesday.
Bracing for a formidable fight against top Congress leader Rahul Gandhi in the Rae Bareli Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh, the BJP’s candidate and state minister Dinesh Pratap Singh is also facing some discontent in the ruling party’s local camp, which has made his challenge tougher.