Agra: Head of the Jamajwadi Party Akhilesh Yadav will submit a nomination letter from the Karhal Constitution in Mainpuri on Monday.
He was fighting for the election of his first assembly from Mainpuri, Fortress of the Jamajwadi Party.
Interestingly, BJP has not yet expressed his candidate against Akhilesh of the Karhal constituency until now.
The rumors are rife that BJP can involve someone from the Yadav – Mulayam Singh Yadav family, Aparna-in-law Aparna Yadav, who recently joined BJP in Delhi ahead of the upcoming election of Uttar Pradesh.
The last date of the archiving nomination for the third phase is Tuesday.
Assembly selection of 2022: Complete poll schedule Coverage selection of Punjab Election Uttarakhand election election of Manipur when contacted by former MP Tej Pratap Yadav, confirmed that Akhilesh would submit a nominated paper on January 31.
He said that all preparations had finished and other candidates.
From parties will also submit their nomination papers on the same day.
The President of the Braj Region BRJ Rajnikant Maheshwari said that candidates would be stated on Sunday night but he refused to reveal the name.
Even though Aparna Yadav was not available for comments, one of the family members told Ti that it was very unlikely that he would fight against his brother-in-law.
He said, “He will do anything that has been decided by the party but placing him in Akhilesh will not be in the minds of BJP leadership to maintain the sensitivity of their family relations in mind.” Karhal has become a fort for the fort since 1993 with only one exception – in 2002 seats went to BJP.
Karhal will go to the poll in the third phase on February 20.
According to the leaders of the Jamajwadi Party, Yadavs consisted of 14% of the votes in the state.
In Mainpuri, Yadavs accounted for around 3.5 lakh selections, the biggest cut between the main caste; Of the 1.44 lakh selector is in the Karhal constituency.
Shakya, with a population of 1.48 lakh, was second, followed by Jatavs (1.23 lakh), Kshatriya (1.12 lakh), and Muslim (more than 61,000).