After claiming victory in 4 out of 5 state assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed his party workers at BJP’s headquarter in Delhi and thanked women, party workers and first time voters for their roles in BJP’s massive victory.
Congratulating to the first time voters and women who enthusiastically took part in assembly elections of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Manipur and Goa, PM Modi said women have played a crucial role in these elections across states. They have blessed us and our Nari Shakti have been our partners in this victory, he said.
SP’s Jailed leader Azam Khan wins Rampur for 10th time
The Samajwadi Party’s jailed leader Azam Khan has won by 65284 votes from UP’s Rampur assembly seats for the 10th time. BJP’s Akash Saxena (Honey) was far behind in the second spot with 16,381 just votes.
Yogi Adityanath addresses party workers, supporters at BJP headquarters in Lucknow, says UP people have buried politics of caste, religion by ensuring BJP’s victory
After claiming victory in UP assembly polls, Yogi Adityanath has thanked all the police and administrative personnel for conducting the elections peacefully even in the wake of Covid pandemic.
In his speech, Adityanath has claimed that he had developed Uttar Pradesh under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Nationalism is behind the thumping majority victory and the double engine government of BJP gave law and order, provided security, he said.
At the end, he also said the people of Uttar Pradesh have buried politics of caste, religion by ensuring victory of BJP
Raja Bhaiya wins from Kunda seats by a margin of 29011 votes
Jansatta Dal Loktantrik leader Raghuraj Pratap Singh alias Raja Bhaiya has won from the Kunda Assembly seat by margin of 82,130 votes (51.71%).
The BJP has crossed the halfway mark in Uttar Pradesh while the Samajwadi Party has bagged 128 seats of Uttar Pradesh.
Samajwadi Party’s Nahid Hasan wins Kairana, Yogi Adityanath wins Gorakhpur
The Samajwadi Party’s candidate Nahid Hasan has been registered a win from Kairana while Yogi Adityanath secured win in Gorakhpur’s Urban seat. As per the recent trends, the BJP is leading in over 270 seats while the SP is leading in 128 seats.
EC declares Pankaj Singh as winner from Noida seat
The defense minister Rajnath Singh’s son Pankaj Singh has won from Noida seat by 126,558 votes, the Election Commission data showed.
Yogi Adityanath to address BJP workers at 5 pm
The incumbent Uttar Pradesh chief minister, who is all set to retain the top job for the second consecutive term in a historic win, will join his supporters and party workers to celebrate the party’s victory in UP. He will address the BJP workers at the party office today at 5 pm. Other senior leaders are also expected to be present.
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BJP workers hail bulldozer raj, wave party flag
The workers of the BJP has taken out victory procession in the capital of Uttar Pradesh to celebrate the BJP’s massive win in India’s most populous state.
As per the latest trend, the BJP is leading 270 seats while the BJP has crossed the halfway mark in UP.
BJP’s Hema Malini says bulldozer can finish off a cycle within a minute
Reacting to the recent election result trends, the BJP MP Hema Malini said nothing can come in front of a bulldozer, as it can finish everything within a minute, be it cycle or anything else. We have worked for every developmental aspect, which is why the public trusts us.
Ravi Kishan distributes sweets as trends indicated BJP’s victory in UP, calls it beginning of Ram Rajya
Gorakhpur MP and BJP leader Ravi Kishan distributed sweets as trends indicated BJP’s victory in Uttar Pradesh. Calling it a victory of Ram Rajya, he said that PM Narendra Modi has taught us that the party workers, ministers should always work on the ground has brought us this win.
Election Commission withdraws ban on victory processions
The Election Commission has withdrawn the ban on victory procession during and after the counting. At the time of assembly elections announcement, the poll body had banned the all kind of bans on victory rallies in UP.
Samajwadi Party worker dismisses silence at party headquarter, says we are keeping our eyes on booths
The Samajwadi Party worker has dismissed silence at party headquarters in Lucknow and said that the workers are keeping eyes on booths. We are at our booths, we are keeping eyes on our booths, we are with our party chief Akhilesh yadav, the worker said.
So far, the SP is leading on 119 seats while the BJP had crossed a half way mark in Uttar Pradesh.
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No crowd at Samajwadi Party office in Lucknow
Uttar Pradesh election results 2022: No crowd has reported outside the Samajwadi Party office in Lucknow. Few hours before this, the SP chief had arrive here to meet his party workers. As of now, the SP is leading on 117 assembly seats while the BJP has crossed half way mark in Uttar Pradesh.
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Uttar Pradesh election results 2022: The Samajwadi Party chief and the former Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhiesh Yadav has arrived the party office in Lucknow.
As of now, his party is leading on 97 seats while the BJP has crossed the majority mark in the state.
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Neck-to-neck fight between SP and BJP in Lakhimpr Kheri’s 8 seats
Uttar Pradesh election results 2022: The latest trends are showing neck to neck fight between the Samajwadi Party and the BJP on the 8 seats of Lakhimpur Kheri, the epicenter of UP election where a Union Minister son mowed down the protesting farmers.
In 8 seats of Lakhimpur Kheri, the Samajwadi Party ahead in Palia, Lakhimpur Sadar, Kasta while BJP leading from Gola, Mohammadi, Srinagar, Nighasan and Dhaurhara seat.
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Uttar Pradesh election results 2022: Azad Samaj Party chief Chandra Shekhar Aazad is trailing behind the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath from Gorakhpur constituency. The constituency is one among the high rated constituencies like Varanasi, Ayodhya, Karhal, Kairana, Jaswantnagr and Mathura.
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BJP close to halfway mark in UP
Uttar Pradesh election results 2022: The BJP is heading for a big win in Uttar Pradesh and is looking to retain powers in Uttar Pradesh. Early numbers show that the BJP is ahead while the SP is trying to catch up the trends.
Raja Bhaiya of Jansatta Dal (Loktantrik) leading from Kunda seat
Raghuraj Pratap Singh aka Raja Bhaiya, the most controversial face of Uttar Pradesh, is ahead from Kunda seat of Pratapgarh. This time Raja Bhaiyya is contesting from its own party the Jansatta Dal (Loktantrik).
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Akhilesh Yadav leading from Karhal seat by 2,000 votes in ballot counting
The Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav is leading from Mainpuri’s Karhal seat by 2000 votes. The BJP has fielded SP Singh Baghel against the SP chief. This assembly is among the UP’s high voltage seat.
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SP’s Swami Prasad Maurya leading Kushinagar’s Fazilnagar, Akhilesh Yadav thanks party workers for being alert at counting centres
Swami Prasada Maurya, who had joined the Samajwadi Party days before the announcement of the assembly elections in five states, is leading from Kushinagar’s Fazilnagar assembly seats.
However, the Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has thanked his party workers for being alert at the counting centres.
BJP races ahead in 144 seats, SP tries to catch up, Congress opens account
With 144 seats, the BJP is ahead of the Samajwadi Party-led alliance in Uttar Pradesh. With 102 seats, the SP is trying to catch up its rival BJP. While most pollsters were predicting BJPs ride in Uttar Pradesh and an unexpected change power in Punjab in the form of AAP.
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Early trends show close fight between BJP and Samajwadi Party in UP
The early trends of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly Election are showing a close fight between the Yogi Adityanath-led BJP and Akhilesh Yadav’s Samajwadi Party. As per the trends, the BJP is leading in more han 50 seats and the Samajwadi Party’s seat count comes reached 47.
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Counting begins, BJP leading Uttar Pradesh in early trends
The counting of votes has just began in Uttar Pradesh and the BJP is leading the state in early trends. After the seventh phase polling, the exit polls have predicted a BJP landslide in UP.
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Counting of votes to begin shortly
The counting of votes for the Uttar Pradesh assembly election results will start shortly.
For the latest trends of the assembly election results, you can also check the latest update about the leading and trailing candidates from every constituency on our Live blogs on India Legal and APN News.
Election Commission suspends Varanasi officer over SP’s EVM tampering claim
The Election Commission has suspended the senior administration official of Varanasi following the EVM row that erupted in Uttar Pradesh yesterday, two days ahead of counting. The election body has appointed a special observer till the counting of votes.
Lokniti-CSDS survey predicts BJP to win UP
A new post poll survey done by the Lokniti-CSDS has predicted that BJP is set to win Uttar Pradesh a day before the counting of votes for the 403 assembly seats of India’s most populous state.
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Akhilesh Yadav alleges EVM tampering, BJP says Samajwadi Party admitting defeat, poll body clarifies
After 24 hours of SP’s claim of EVM fraud and 48 hours before the counting of votes in Uttar Pradesh, the Election Commission has finally come up with a reply.
In its statement, the poll body has clarified that the EVMs were for training officials and were not used in voting.
Thirty-six hours before the counting of votes for the results of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections, the Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Tuesday alleged EVM tampering. He also claimed that the party workers of his ally Suheldev Bharatiya Samaj Party (SBSP) have seized a truck carrying EVMs in Varanasi.
Later, the SP chief has called a press conference to address the issue. He also tweeted a video of a truck carrying EVMs which was caught by his party workers in Varanasi after the ending of final phase voting in Uttar Pradesh. He also directed his party workers to be ready and active to check such EVM frauds.
While the BJP has termed it as the sign of opposition’s defeat before the counting of votes in Uttar Pradesh. The SP is blaming EVMs for their defeat and has a fear of loosing elections.
The incumbent BJP has enjoyed an advantage over the opposition Samajwadi Party in the exit polls results predicted before the final results of the 403-assembly seats of India’s most populous state.
The BJP, which won over 300 seats the last time, is being predicted to win more than 240 seats in majority of the exit poll surveys. Moment after the 7th phase polling in Uttar Pradesh, the exit polls have started predicting the return of the BJP’s second term in Uttar Pradesh where the same government have not been repeated yet.
The polling for the 403 assembly seats of Uttar Pradesh has been concluded on Monday after the final and seventh phase polling on Poorvanchal region of Uttar Pradesh.
In exit polls, it was expected that the Lakhimpur Kheri violence, the Covid second wave and the farmers’ protest would damage the BJP’s image which have not been shown on exit polls. The exit polls results also mean that the BJP’s claim of overhauling the law and order situation and development projects in Kashi, Mathura, and Varanasi have been working in its favor.
We will have to wait a few more days for the final picture of the Uttar Pradesh polls.
Voter turnout recorded at 46.40 per cent till 3 pm, highest in Chandauli
The voter turn out till 3 pm was recorded at 46.40 per cent. The highest was recorded in Chandauli with 50.75 per cent, followed by Bhadohi and Jaunpur with 47.50 per cent and 47.18 per cent respectively.
35.51 percent voter turnout recorded till 1 pm, highest in Chandauli
A voter turnout in Uttar Pradesh was recorded at 35.51 percent till 1 pm. The highest percentage was recorded in Chandauli at 38.43 percent, followed by Mirzapur at 38.10 percent and Mau at 37.08 percent.
Voter turnout touches 21.55 percent till 11 am, highest in Mau
The voter turnout in Uttar Pradesh was recorded at 21.55 percent till 11 am. The highest percentage of voter turnout was reported in Mau at 24.74 percent, followed by Chandauli at 23.43 percent and Mirzapur at 23.41 percent. The voting for 54 seats is taking place in nine districts.
Former UP Minister Ajay Rai casts vote in Varanasi, blames inadequate arrangement for less turnout
Ajay Rai, a Congress leader, and former Uttar Pradesh minister voted in Varanasi on Monday. He stated that this election’s turnout is lower than previous elections when long queues could be seen outside polling booths. He blamed the shorter lines for insufficient planning. Rai further said that people don’t appear to be excited as they are compelled to stand in sun.
State records 8.58 percent voter turnout till 9 am
Uttar Pradesh has witnessed an 8.58 percent voter turnout till 9 am. The highest percentage of voter turnout was recorded in Mau at 9.99 percent, followed by Jaunpur at 8.99 percent and Varanasi at 8.93 percent.
CM Yogi appeals all to vote, says your one vote will help ensure good governance in state
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath appealed to all voters to cast their franchise in the last phase of elections. He stated that there is enthusiasm among the voters and their one vote will help ensure good governance in the state.
Voting for last phase currently underway for 54 seats
The voting for the seventh and the last phase of elections began at 7 am today. The voting is taking place in 54 constituencies of 9 districts in the 403 seat assembly.
CM Yogi Adityanath casts his vote in Gorakhpur, says will win more than 300 seats
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath casts his vote in Gorakhpur’s Primary School Gorakhnath Kanya Nagar Kshetra. He said that under PM Modi’s leadership BJP will make a record and will win a large number of seats in the 6th phase of the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections. And will move towards our target to win 300 seats in the Assembly elections.
Till 11 am, 21 per cent voter turnout has been recorded, it is expected that the voter turnout will catch the speed after 2 pm.
8 per cent voter turnout in UP till 9 am
In Uttar Pradesh, there has been 8 per cent voter turnout till 9 am. Notably, it is the fifth phase election and the rest of the two phases are still remaining and will take place on March 3 and 7. The result of the Uttar Pradesh election will be out on March 10.
9 per cent voter turnout in Sultanpur till 9 am
Uttar Pradesh’s Sultanpur which went to polling on February 27 has witnessed 9 per cent voter turnout in Sultanpur till 9 am.
BJP MP Rita Bahuguna Joshi casts vote, says expecting 70% voter turnout in this phase
Voting for the fifth phase of the election in Uttar Pradesh began today on February 27 at 6 am. BJP MP from Prayagraj Rita Bahuguna Joshi cast her vote in the election and said that they are expecting 70 per cent voter turnout in this phase. She further said that this time they will win big and are hoping for 300 plus seats in this election.
State records 57.45% voter turnout till 5 pm
Uttar Pradesh has recorded a 57.45% voters turnout till 5 pm for the fourth phase of 403-assembly elections in India’s most populous state. Polling has concluded on 59 seats of 9 districts of Uttar Pradesh.
49.89% voters turnout till 3 pm
Uttar Pradesh has recorded a 49.89% voters turnout till 3 pm for the fourth phase of 403-assembly elections in India’s most populous state. Polling is underway at 9 districts for the 59 seats of UP and the heavyweights Ajay Mishra Teni, Brijesh Pathak, Rae Bareli MLA Aditi Singh, Unnao rape victim’s mother Asha Singh are contesting in this round of polls.
37.45% voters turnout recorded till 1 pm, PM Modi says poor of UP stand with BJP
The polling for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections has entered the fourth phase on Wednesday, February 23. Votes are being cast across nine districts that cover 59 constituencies and the fate of 621 candidates will be decided. The polling began at 7 am and will go on till 6 pm.
Following are the districts that are voting in phase four: Pilibhit, Lakhimpur Kheri, Sitapur, Hardoi, Unnao, Lucknow, Rae Bareli, Banda and Fatehpur.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing a rally in Barabanki said that the development of the people of Uttar Pradesh gives speed to the development of India. He added that the ability of the people of Uttar Pradesh enhances the ability of the people of India. But for several decades, the dynasty-oriented governments did not do justice to the ability of the state.
Ajay Mishra Teni casts vote in Lakhimpur Kheri, huge crowd gathers
Union Minister Ajay Mishra Teni arrived at the Banbirpur polling booth in Lakhimpur Kheri. A huge crowd gathered at his arrival. His son, Ashish Mishra, is the prime perpetrator in the 2021 killing of farmers protesting in Lakhimpur Kheri.
Voter turnout touches 22.62 percent till 11 am, Former Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat claims ballot tampering
The voter turnout in the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections has reached 22.62 percent by 11 am. Pilibhit witnessed a turnout of 26.2 percent. Whereas, Barkheda and Puranpur reached 26.2 percent and 29 percent respectively.
Deputy CM Dinesh Sharma casts vote in Lucknow
The Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Dinesh Sharma cast his vote in Lucknow. He said that after the fourth phase, BJP will hit a double century and will march ahead to break its previous records. He added that development works done by PM Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath has reached everyone’s house.
9.10 percent voter turnout till 9 am, Rajnath Singh says BJP to repeat history with more seats
The voter turnout for phase four of Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections has been recorded at 9.10 percent till 9 am. The highest voter turnout has been recorded in Pilibhi with 10.64, while Kheri and Sitapur witness 10.43 percent and 9.59 percent voter turnout respectively.
PM Modi tells people to strengthen democracy by casting their vote
Prime Minister Narendra Modi took to his Twitter handle and urged all the voters to contribute to strengthening democracy by casting their valuable votes since today is the fourth round of voting in Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections.
BSF Chief Mayawati casts vote in Lucknow, says SP means gunda raj, mafia raj
The chief of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Mayawati cast her vote in Lucknow and said that Muslims are not happy with Samajwadi Party. They will not vote for them. She added that people of UP have rejected SP even before voting as voting for SP means Gunda raj, Mafia raj and that riots happened in SP govt. She remarked that the face of SP leaders tell that they are not coming into power
57.44% voter turnout till 5 pm
As per the Election Commission’s latest update, Uttar Pradesh has been recorded 57.44% voter turnout till 5 PM. The polling is continued in 59 districts of Uttar Pradesh where heavyweights like Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, his uncle Shivpal Singh Yadav and Union minister SP Singh Baghel are contesting to gain power.
PM Modi says people will bring Yogi govt back
Ahead of third phase polling, PM Modi said even after getting defeated in the first two phases, whenever the Samajwadi Party leaders sleep, they watch dreams of coming into power. They were defeated in 2017, they will be defeated in 2022. People in UP will bring Yogi back, PM Modi said.
Voter turnout at 48.81% till 3 pm
Uttar Pradesh, which is polling for 59 assembly seats, recorded 48.81% voting till 3 pm. The voter turnout was high in both Punjab and Uttar Pradesh in the first eight hours of polling.
Voter turnout at 35.88% till 1 pm
Voter turnout has been recorded at 35.88% till 1 pm in the third phase of election in Uttar Pradesh. Voting began at 7am and go on till 6pm. A total of 627 candidates including 3 BJP minsters are contesting in the third phase. Over 20 million people are eligible to vote. The counting of votes will be held on March 10.
Mulayam Singh Yadav cast his vote at booth number 239 in Saifai
The Samajwadi Party patriarch Mulayam Singh Yadav cast his vote at booth number 239 in Saifai. Polling started across 16 crucial districts – Hathras, Firozabad, Etah, Kasganj, Mainpuri, Farrukhabad, Kannauj, Etawah, Auraiya, Kanpur Dehat, Kanpur Nagar, Jalaun, Jhansi, Lalitpur, Hamirpur and Mahoba.
21.18% polling recorded till 11 am
Voter turnout has been recorded at 21.18 per cent till 11am in the third phase of election in Uttar Pradesh. The Uttar Pradesh districts- Hathras, Firozabad, Etah, Kasganj, Mainpuri, Farrukhabad, Kannauj, Etawah, Auraiya, Kanpur Dehat, Kanpur Nagar, Jalaun, Jhansi, Lalitpur, Hamirpur and Mahoba are voting for the third phase of Uttar Pradesh elections.
8.15% voting recorded till 11 am
The voting in the third phase of the Uttar Pradesh election has started and so far 8.15 per cent voting has been recorded till 9 am.
Newly-wed bride cast vote in Firozabad constituency before leaving her in-laws’ house
In the Firozabad assembly constituency, a newly-wed bride, Julie cast her vote before leaving for her in-laws’ house. She got married last night and was leaving for in-laws’ house this morning.
Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state, has recorded a 60.44% voter turnout till 5 pm. Amid an increasingly shrill and polarised campaign, the UP is voting for 55 constituencies of nine districts today. The special focus is on Rampur, Bijnor, Sambhal and Saharanpur. With having a sizeable Muslim population, these areas consider the strongholds of the Samajwadi Party.
2 villages in Shekhupur assembly seat of Badaun boycott voting over contaminated water supply
People of two villages – Narau and Milaal Nangla- in Shekhupur assembly constituency in Uttar Pradesh’s Badaun district on Monday have boycotted the second phase voting over contaminated water supply in their villages.
Uttar Pradesh records 39.07% voter turnout till 1 pm
Uttar Pradesh, India’s most populous state, has recorded 39.07% voting till 1 pm. Amid an increasingly shrill and polarised campaign, the UP is voting for 55 constituencies of nine districts today. The special focus is on Rampur, Bijnor, Sambhal and Saharanpur. With having a sizeable Muslim population, these areas consider the strongholds of the Samajwadi Party.
Samajwadi Party claims fake voting at booth no-364, 365 in Badaun, asks ECI to ensure fair voting
The Samajwadi Party has claimed that fake voting is taking place at Dataganj constituency (booth number 364, 365) of Badaun district. Mentioning Election Commission and District Administration in its tweet, the party urged to take cognizance and conduct free and fair voting at the reported booth numbers.
UP minister alleges booth capturing in Shamli, demands re-election, DM refuses claim
Senior BJP leader and sugarcane minister Suresh Rana accused the SP-RLD workers of capturing over 40 booths of his constituency Thana Bhawan of Shamli district and demanded re-election. The district magistrate of Shamli, however, refuted the minister’s claims and said polls took place with full transparency.
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav accuses opposition of threatening voters
Samajwadi chief Akhilesh Yadav has accused the district officials of threatening voters. The leader has written to the Election Commission and accused district officials of pressuring voters and threatening them to boycott voting.
Saharanpur records 9.77 percent voter turnout, Bijnor 10.01 percent
As per the Election Commission, Saharanpur recorded a voter turnout of 9.77 percent till 9 am, Rampur 8.37 percent, Bijnor 10.01, Budaun 9.14 percent, Bareilly 8.36 percent, and Shahjahanpur 9.18 percent.
Priyanka Gandhi asks voters to vote for development and progress
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi is urging voters to vote for development and progress as the Uttar Pradesh elections enter the second phase of elections. She also encourages voters to vote for a new political party in Uttar Pradesh that will focus more on public issues.
Voting underway for 55 seats, 9.45 percent voter turnout recorded till 9 am
The second phase of the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections is underway. As many as 586 candidates are in the fray and a total of 2.02 crore people will decide their fate in this election. The assembly constituencies are spread across nine districts, namely, Saharanpur, Bijnor, Moradabad, Sambhal, Rampur, Amroha, Budaun, Bareilly, and Shahjahanpur.
Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi casts his vote at polling booth in Rampur, requests everyone to cast vote
Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi cast his vote at a polling booth in Rampur. He also appealed to people to cast their votes and exercise their rights. He further said that till now, a few people looted votes on the tunes of communal geet par secular sangeet.
CM Yogi Adityanath speaks on hijab row, says beti ko swatantra karna hai, India will run as per Constitution, not Shariat
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in an interview with news agency ANI talked about the hijab row and said that this is time for the freedom of women, and their party is working for that. He further said that India will run as per the constitution, not Shariat.
Voting on 55 seats of Western UP begins
The voting on 55 seats of western Uttar Pradesh started at 7 am and it will conclude at 6 pm. Just before the polling, the election official conducted the mock poll at polling booth number 374 in Daniyapur of Rampur assembly constituency.
Samajwadi chief Akhilesh Yadav requests EC to take action against EVM malfunctioning
Samajwadi chief Akhilesh Yadav on the first phase of polling day requested Election Commission to take action against EVM malfunctioning. He said that there is an appeal to the Election Commission and at the same time it is expected that wherever there are allegations of EVM malfunctioning or deliberately slowing down of the polling, the EC should immediately take appropriate action at those polling stations. ‘Smooth and fair voting’ is the biggest responsibility of the Election Commission.
PM Modi addresses first physical rally in Saharanpur, says kisaano ko aatma nirbhar banana chahte hai
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday addressed the first physical rally in Uttar Pradesh’s Saharanpur. In the rally, he appreciated the people who took the time to cast vote in the chilling cold. He also said that his government is trying to not cause any pain to ganna kisaan. He further said that Yogi Adityanath’s government is trying to make farmers self-reliant.
RLD chief Jayant Chaudhary will not cast his vote because of his election rally
RLD chief Jayant Chaudhary will not cast his vote because of his election rally. It is reported that he is a voter of Mathura regions but he won’t be able to go there and cast his vote.
Over 8.5% voter turnout in Baghpat by 9 am
The first phase of voting in Uttar Pradesh began today. Uttar Pradesh’s Baghpat witnessed over 8.5 per cent voter turnout by 9 am, despite the cold day and foggy conditions in the state. It is reported that the polling percentage in Agra and Mathura was 8.1 per cent and 8.4 per cent, respectively.
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi urges voters of Western UP to show power of vote to build better future
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi on Thursday urged the voters of western Uttar Pradesh to cast their vote and to show the power of their vote to build a better future for the state. She further extended wishes to Congress workers and candidates and said that they should be proud of the fact that the party is fighting on all seats of Uttar Pradesh.
Voting of phase 1 begins for 58 seats in Western UP
The voting of phase 1 started in western Uttar Pradesh for 58 seats. It is reported that peaceful polling has been taking place and there has been no situation of law and order. This time, there have been several first-time voters too and the visuals of them casting their vote is also being circulated on the internet.
In UP’s manifesto, BJP assures to give free power to farmers for irrigation, job to at least 1 member of each family
Bharatiya Janata Party is releasing the manifesto for UP assembly elections 2022 today. BJP has assured that it will give free power to farmers for irrigation and the government is making a comprehensive policy on managing and monitoring cattle that cause damage to crops. It has also vowed to give jobs to at least 1 member of each family if come into power.
Amit Shah to release BJP manifesto in Lucknow today
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will release the BJP manifesto for Uttar Pradesh Assembly Elections 2022 today in Lucknow. According to a report, the manifesto titled Lok Kalyan Sankalp Patra will focus on nationalism, development, development of holy cities such as Kashi and Mathura, and good governance. Earlier, the manifesto was slated to release on Sunday, however, it later got postponed due to the demise of veteran singer Lata Mangeshkar.
PM Narendra Modi addresses Jan Chaupal in UP’s Bijnor, says fake Samajwadis do not have thirst for development
Uttar Pradesh assembly elections are around the corner, and this time Samajwadi Party and BJP are having tough competition. Currently, the campaigning for the election is going on and the Election Commission has already announced the dates. The parties are trying hard to woo the voters and are leaving no stones unturned in doing that. The election in the poll-bound state will begin from February 10 and will conclude on March 7. The result of the election will be out on March 10.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address rally in UP’s Bijnor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a rally in Uttar Pradesh’s Bijnor. It will be PM Modi’s first physical election rally in Uttar Pradesh. It is reported that this rally will be in presence of 1,000 people and the rest can attend it through virtual mode.
PM Modi’s Bijnor rally gets cancelled
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bijnor rally has been cancelled today due to bad weather. The PM will not address Uttar Pradesh virtually at 12:30 pm.
PM Modi addresses Jan Chaupal in UP’s Bijnor, says fake Samajwadis do not have thirst for development
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Jan Chaupal in Uttar Pradesh’s Bijnor virtually and said that fake Samajwadis do not have thirst for development. Taking a dig at the Akhilesh Yadav-led SP, Modi further said that the water in the river of development in the state was stagnant and it was stagnating among fake Samajwadis. He further said that the opposition does not have the thirst for progress and freedom from poverty.