A good opportunity to give a 'return gift' to SP BSP in the Legislative Council election
Lucknow: The forthcoming elections of Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council are important in knowing the defeat of Opposition unity. After the disappointment in the recent Rajya Sabha elections, it will be interesting to see if SP will be able to give a 'Return Gift' of victory in the Gorakhpur and Phulpur Lok Sabha byelections.
Elections will be held on April 26 in the 13 seats of the Upper House of the State Legislature. The results will also be announced on the same day. In order to win a candidate, the first preference will be required to vote 29. BJP winning nine seats in the 10 seats of the Rajya Sabha in the last month, in the 403-member assembly of the state, at least 11 seats will be easily won by 324 legislators. Can win.
SP has 47 MLAs, but Naresh Agarwal, who is the national secretary-general, went to BJP after his MLA Nitin Agrawal voted for the BJP in the Rajya Sabha elections. His MLA Hari Om Yadav is in jail. He could not vote in the Rajya Sabha elections. In such a situation, SP has 45 votes. He can bring a candidate to the legislative council on his own, despite this, he will have 16 votes saved.
The BSP has 19 MLAs, but its MLA Mukhtar Ansari could not vote in the Rajya Sabha elections, so this time too, the possibility of casting his vote is very low. At the same time, BSP legislator Anil Singh had made cross-voting in favor of BJP. In that sense, the BSP will rely only on its 17 MLAs. In every way, the SP will have to take the SP along with him to win his candidature. The BSP's work will not help the Congress legislators only. However, unlike the Rajya Sabha election in the Legislative Council elections, the possibility of joint and cross voting is less. Only five votes will be left after the BJP has won 11 of its candidates. It is believed that all the seats will be uncontested elections. At present, the BJP has only 13 members in the 100-member Legislative Council. At the same time, 61 of the SP, nine from BSP, two from Congress, one from the National Lok Dal and 12 others. Two seats are blank.
BJP's State Legislative Assembly Vijay Bahadur Pathak said that his party is fully convinced of winning 11 out of 13 seats in the Legislative Council. At the same time, SP spokesman Sunil Singh Sajan said that SP and BSP combine would easily win two seats. Congress spokesman Ashok Singh said that his party is not in a position to win one of its candidates on the basis of his numbers in the Assembly. However, he can support the same ideas parties. However, he hopes that if the Congress decides to withdraw its candidate, then he will get the support of the BSP because he had the full support of the party in the Rajya Sabha elections.
It may be noted that the term of 13 members, including members of the Legislative Council and SP President Akhilesh Yadav and BJP ministers Mahendra Singh and Mohsin Raza, are expiring on May 5. Of the 13 seats which will be vacant, seven are SP, two each from the BJP and the BSP and a national Lok Dal (RLD). Among them, there is also one seat former minister Ambika Chaudhary, who was vacant after going to his BSP from SP
In addition to SP President Akhilesh, the term of the party's national secretary Rajendra Chaudhary, SP state president Naresh Uttam, Omar Ali Khan, Madhu Gupta, Ramkalkar Gurjar and Vijay Yadav is ending. Apart from this, the tenure of BSP's Vijay Pratap and Sunil Kumar Chittor and the only member of RLD, Chaudhary Mushtaq is also ending. Notification will be issued on Monday for the forthcoming elections of State Legislative Council. The nomination papers will be filed till April 16, which will be scrutinized on April 17. Nominations can be withdrawn till April 19th.
SP has 47 MLAs, but Naresh Agarwal, who is the national secretary-general, went to BJP after his MLA Nitin Agrawal voted for the BJP in the Rajya Sabha elections. His MLA Hari Om Yadav is in jail. He could not vote in the Rajya Sabha elections. In such a situation, SP has 45 votes. He can bring a candidate to the legislative council on his own, despite this, he will have 16 votes saved.
The BSP has 19 MLAs, but its MLA Mukhtar Ansari could not vote in the Rajya Sabha elections, so this time too, the possibility of casting his vote is very low. At the same time, BSP legislator Anil Singh had made cross-voting in favor of BJP. In that sense, the BSP will rely only on its 17 MLAs. In every way, the SP will have to take the SP along with him to win his candidature. The BSP's work will not help the Congress legislators only. However, unlike the Rajya Sabha election in the Legislative Council elections, the possibility of joint and cross voting is less. Only five votes will be left after the BJP has won 11 of its candidates. It is believed that all the seats will be uncontested elections. At present, the BJP has only 13 members in the 100-member Legislative Council. At the same time, 61 of the SP, nine from BSP, two from Congress, one from the National Lok Dal and 12 others. Two seats are blank.
BJP's State Legislative Assembly Vijay Bahadur Pathak said that his party is fully convinced of winning 11 out of 13 seats in the Legislative Council. At the same time, SP spokesman Sunil Singh Sajan said that SP and BSP combine would easily win two seats. Congress spokesman Ashok Singh said that his party is not in a position to win one of its candidates on the basis of his numbers in the Assembly. However, he can support the same ideas parties. However, he hopes that if the Congress decides to withdraw its candidate, then he will get the support of the BSP because he had the full support of the party in the Rajya Sabha elections.
It may be noted that the term of 13 members, including members of the Legislative Council and SP President Akhilesh Yadav and BJP ministers Mahendra Singh and Mohsin Raza, are expiring on May 5. Of the 13 seats which will be vacant, seven are SP, two each from the BJP and the BSP and a national Lok Dal (RLD). Among them, there is also one seat former minister Ambika Chaudhary, who was vacant after going to his BSP from SP
In addition to SP President Akhilesh, the term of the party's national secretary Rajendra Chaudhary, SP state president Naresh Uttam, Omar Ali Khan, Madhu Gupta, Ramkalkar Gurjar and Vijay Yadav is ending. Apart from this, the tenure of BSP's Vijay Pratap and Sunil Kumar Chittor and the only member of RLD, Chaudhary Mushtaq is also ending. Notification will be issued on Monday for the forthcoming elections of State Legislative Council. The nomination papers will be filed till April 16, which will be scrutinized on April 17. Nominations can be withdrawn till April 19th.
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