Shimla: Photographing for improvements to parliamentary constituencies and three assembly – Fatehpur, Arki, and Jubbal-Kotkhai – in Himachal Pradesh will take place on Saturday.
Vote counting will take place on November 2.
This Bypolls will determine the fate of many leaders from the BJP Congress and the powerful opposition in the assembly selection of 2022.
The main focus of this spread will be a bath parliamentary seat, where the Prestige of the Minister of Chief Justice of Jai Ram, and the family of former Minister of Main Virbhadra Singh is immediately at stake.
Six candidates in the development of this constituency – Brig Khushal Chand Thakur (RETD) from BJP, Pratibha Singh Congress, Ambika Shyam from Rashtriya Lokniti Party, Munshi Ram Thakur from Himachal Jankranti Party and Independent Candidates Anil Kumar and Subhash Mohan Snehi.
However, the main contest will remain between Pratibha Thakur and the BJP Congress.
Congress and BJP face this seat.
In two final parliamentary elections 2014 and 2019, BJP has won this chair.
Although the main minister focused on the maintenance of the party’s victory scratches, it would still be a very contest followed.
BJP faces the challenge of calming voters about inflation problems, in addition to dealing with emotional cards played by Congress on behalf of Virbhadra.
The road was not easy for Congress too, because voters weighed Pratibha’s performance as a member of parliament in his last two tenures.
Bath parliament chairs are one of the most resilient and remote constituencies, and some villages lose road connectivity and lack of development.
In the constituency of the Solan District Arki Council, Ratan Singh Pal (BJP), Sanjay Awasthi (Congress) and Jeet RAM (independent) were in Medan.
However, here also the main contest is expected between BJP and Congress.
The presence of dissidents, refused tickets, has become a cause of concern for BJP and Congress because they can damage the calculation of these two parties.
Congress tickets for Awasthi pushed the rebellion by Rajender Thakur, a loyal loyalist of Virbhadra, and his expulsion from the party with his supporters.
Likewise, BJP gave a ticket to Ratan Singh Pal, many with the disruption of the former Govind Ram Sharma and its supporters.
Even though the Union Minister Thakur tried to calm Sharma, the last one to distance himself from the campaign.
In the chair of fatehpur from Kangra District, Baldev Thakur (BJP), Bhawani Singh Pathania (Congress), Pankaj Kumar Darshi (HJP) and Independent candidates Ashok Kumar Somal and Rajan Susuhan were in Medan.
Triangle contest is expected here between Thakur, Pathania and Sushant.
Here too, the presence of dissidents is a factor of concern for BJP and Congress.
Four candidates who fight from the Jubbal-Kotkhai constituency of the Shimla District include Neelam Saraik (BJP), Rohit Thakur (Congress), Chetan Singh Bragta and Sumba Kadam (Independent Candidates).
The triangle contest is expected between Bragta and BJP and Congress candidates.
Webcasting for 50% of polling station in this repair, 50% of the polling station will be connected via webcasting, which will be available at 1,383 voting stations from 2,796 which are set for magnification.
The six paramilitary force companies have been posted to ensure fair and peaceful election behavior in the state.
The two companies will be deployed in the parliamentary election of bathing, while each company will become a Jubbal-Kotkhai, Arki, and Fatehpur assembly chair.
Voters will use their franchise at 2,796 voting stations.
Of these, 48 was declared sensitive and 267 was very sensitive.
National Police Personnel along with paramilitary forces will be involved in monitoring sensitive and very sensitive voting stations and EVMS, VVPats.