Agra: Even though there is a minority in the election of Panchayat District in Mainpuri, Firozabad and Mathura, BJP has succeeded in getting the nomination as President of the District Council in the three districts.
The party has been, in fact, managed to have 67 nominations chosen throughout the state and this was mentioned by party leaders as “early” to victory in the 2022 assembly poll.
Even in the South Jamajwadi Party fortress from Mainpuri and Firozabad, BJP managed to collect his candidate – Archana Bhadauria and Harshita Singh.
BJP only won eight out of 30 seats in Manipuri and SP has emerged as the largest single party with 13 seats.
Likewise, in Firozabad, BJP which was in power only won five of the 33 seats supported by the party, the SP slapped the majority with 16 seats.
However, BJP ‘stole’ the show by making his candidates chosen as Head of Panchayat District.
In Mathura too, BJP changed the table to his opponent despite winning eight of 33 seats.
BSP has a maximum of 13 seats.
In Aligarh, BJP has won nine out of 47 seats.
However, it is still the biggest single party here as 21 independent has won the election of Panchayat District polls here.
SP, BSP and RLD each managed to get only 7, 5 and 5 seats.
Chief of the Chief of the BJP Kishhan District Council was elected from Mathura after getting 22 votes against his opponent from the SP-RLD Rajendra Sikarvar who got 11 votes.
In Aligarh, BJP Vijay Singh won with 30 votes from Spanke Archana Yadav because they received 38 and 8 votes.
In Vijay Singh’s victory, his relatives and Parliamentarians Rajveer Singh Raju said that this was expected and the opposition made all kinds of allegations, because they had been lost.
The former parliamentary member of Mainpuri Tej Pratap Yadav accused the state government using the engine to manage selection.
“Our candidates do not need to be harassed and ordered under various parts of the IPC,” he said, adding that the administration openly helped the ruling party in “fraud” and “reversing” the mandate of this people.
He alleged that DM worked as a BJP agent.
Hang out with a similar view, the former MP Firozabad Akshay Yadav said, “District administration and the police worked for the ruling party.
They suppressed our District Panchayat members to vote supporting candidates supported by BJP.” Minister of Cabinet RAM Naresh Agnihotri said that the election In mainpuri it was very challenging but the party candidate registered a victory for the first time in history.
Because asked about the accusation leveled with BJP, he said that the opposition always cried out of their frustration but the election carried out by the government was very “fair and transparent”.
Former Head of Panchayat District of Mathura, Anoop Chaudhary, said BJP took advantage of being in the government.
He said, “The selection process must be changed for transparency.” SP-RLD candidates from Mathura, Rajendra Sikarvar, accused that the district authority helped the ruling party for his candidate victory.
Supporters shout slogans against administration.