Noida / Ghaziabad: Unlike the election of the past when candidates flanked by a large number of supporters reach their outlets to run their franchise, hubbub remained lost in the first phase of the upper election on Thursday.
Because of the twin effects of Covid pandemic and strict guidelines from the Indian election election commission, most candidates immediately went to each of the voting centers from their homes.
Accompanied by a group of motor supporters, Congress candidates from Noida, Pankhuri Pathak, reached a polling room at Sapphire International School in Sector 70 at around 8:30 a.m.
to vote in important elections.
Duttante expressed self-confidence shaking the “absence” of BJP MLA PANKAJ Singh.
“I am very confident that people have decided that they need changes in the city and they want a real representative who will be among them for the next five years.
Women are very happy and enthusiastic that they are involved in our political conversation.
Wherever I go , I received a very positive response, “he said, added that if elected he would try to resolve problems such as safety and unemployment.
Singh, who will vote in Lucknow in the fourth round on February 23, meanwhile, accompanied GB Nagar MP Mahesh Sharma to the voting booth in the Sector 15.
Kripa Ram Sharma, BSP candidate from Noida, met supporters early in the morning before going to the polling station voice.
While interacting with the media, Sharma said, “People choose to change.
People want better education, hospitals with modern facilities and disbursement of traffic jams until now.
People recognize the development work carried out by Behenji (Mayawati ) From 2007 T0 2102 which includes four underpasses, world-class hospitals, GB universities, high streets, Taj and college hospitals for poor people.
Today, we feel proud that our children learn and work abroad In the United States, Britain, China, Japan, etc.
all because of the opportunities provided through infrastructure and education during the Behenji government.
All of this has been jammed in the last 10 years during the SP and BJP rules.
“At the airport plane and the upcoming city film project, Sharma said that the airport was proposed by Mayawati but was put in the midst of political competition.
“This government has not fulfilled the promises carried out to voters, such as providing two crore jobs.
People have risen on the politics of ‘Ganna’ and ‘Jinnah’ and see the developments that can only be given BSP under Behenji,” Sharma Station said Polling in Salalpur.
“We get a lot of support.
I have received a call from residents in Noida.
It is good to see that people have faith in us,” he said and message.
“In the last term, people have seen their changes.
The largest airport in Asia will appear in this area after the people in the area will get a job.” Around 10:00, Avatar Singh Bhadana, a SPLD candidate from the chair, reaching the Rabupura area, grass Dhirendra Singh, and said it was a ruling party in “panic mode” after the Prime Minister, the main minister, his deputy and the cabinet many ministers had to visit this constituency again and again.
In the Ghaziabad District, BJP MLA and the Minister of State for Health, arrange, who are competing for the second term from the Ghaziabad seat, is one of the first candidates to vote.
He together with his family members voted at a voting center at Kavi Nagar at around 7 in the morning.
Garg expressed self-confidence not only won the seats but also from BJP which formed a government in the country once more.
“The party will get more than 315 seats,” he said.
Candidate Loni RLD.
Speaking with reporters soon after, he said that BJP was used to do politics on the basis of Hinduism.
“And that’s why Amit Shah, one of the Star ministers, must come to Loni for the election campaign because they know this time the public will say not to them.” Nand Kishor Gurjar, MLA and BJP candidates at the moment, also choose around.
8 am and expressed confidence that people would say yes with the development work carried out by current dispensation.