Lucknow: The stages are arranged for a multi-corner contest in all nine Lucknow District constituencies where five major parties BJP, the Samajwadi Party, BSP, Congress and AAP have reduced 43 candidates.
In total, 109 candidates in the commotion after completion of the nomination process.
BJP has lowered new candidates in five constituencies while maintaining four in the hope that they will repeat their 2017 performance.
The Minister of Law Brajesh Pathak has shifted to Lucknow Cantonment from Lucknow Central.
In 2017, he won Lucknow with only 5,000 votes against former MLA Ravidas Mehrotra.
The Minister of Urban Development Ashutosh Tandon, wife of the Kaushal Union Minister Kaushal Jai Devi, and the doctor turned the businessman Neeraj Bora had the pressure to defend their victory from Lucknow East, Mangkalabad, and Lucknow North.
The former Managing Director of the Directorate of Enforcement of Rajeshwar Singh must prove his courage in politics and be fighting with the Sarojininagar Won seat in 2017 by Minister of Swati Singh.
Among the new candidates, BJP has reduced Anjani Shrivastav from Lucknow West, Rajnish Gupta from Lucknow Central in urban areas, entrusting them responsibilities of maintaining party dominance in both seats in both chairs in both chairs in both chairs in both chairs.
In the belt countryside, the new candidate for Yogesh Shukla must win the voter faith in Bakshi-Ka-Talab, while Amresh Kumar will try to trigger the Mohangaja chair that has never been won by BJP.
On the other hand, the Samajwadi Party has reduced veteran bouquets and young candidates by giving a ticket to former MLA Gomti Yadav from Bakshi-Ka-Talab and former Mla Ravidas Mehrotra from Lucknow Central.
SP is assisted on the former MP Sushila Saroj and has lowered it from Mohanlagaj, in addition to betting on the youngest candidate Pooja Shukla (25) from Lucknow North, not former Mla Abhishek Mishra.
Pooja came to the center of attention after showing a black flag to CM Yogi Adityanath in 2017.
SP has lowered National Spokesman Anurag Bhadouria from Lucknow East.
Bhadouria has been fighting for the last assembly poll in the congressional ticket under sharing strategic chairs between the two.
SP has lowered Raju Gandhi from Lucknow Cantonment and Sonu Kanaujia from Malihabad.
Maintaining his promise to provide a 40% ticket to women, Congress has reduced social activists and former Sadaf Jafar actress from Lucknow Central, Shahana Siddiqui from Lucknow West and Mamta Chaudhary from Mohanlalangj.
The party has provided a ticket to the former MLA Indal Rawat from Malihabad.
BSP has dismantled on its social engineering and has reduced four Muslims, two Kayasthas and Dalit and one Brahmin in nine seats in Lucknow.
It has offered Qyam Raza Khan from Lucknow West, Mohammad Sarvar Malik from Lucknow North, Mohammad Jalish Khan from Sarojininagar, Siddiqui from BKT, Anil Pandey from Lucknow Cantonment, Devendra Kumar Saroj from Mohanlalangj, Ashish Kumar Sinha from Lucknow East, Ashish Chandra Shrivarav From Lucknow Central and Jagdish care from Malihabad.
The AAM AADMI party will only compete seven seats and have not yet deployed candidates at BKT and Malihabad.