Noida: Among the candidates in Fray in the second phase of the Majelis Uttar Pradesh, 114 was educated to grade 8 while 12 had declared themselves as “illiterate”, according to analysis reports.
There are also 102 candidates ‘postgraduate’ and six with Ph.D in Fray, declaring a report with the Uttar Pradesh Watch group advocacy reform poll and the Association for Democratic Reform (ADR).
Voting is scheduled for February 14 at 55 assembly seats covering nine regencies of Amroha, Bareilly, Bijnor, Budaun, Moradabad, Rampur, Saharapur, Sambhal and Shahjahanpur in West Uttar Pradesh.
This report was based on a self-oath statement analysis of 584 candidates from 586 which fought for the second phase selection, which was stated.
The insured of the responsibility of the two candidates cannot be analyzed because they are scanned badly or incomplete, the report said.
According to analysis, 12 candidates’ illiterate ‘, 67’ literacy ‘, 12 have graduated in class 5 and 35 have passed 8th grade while 58 has cleaned up class 10 and 88 has cleaned up class 12.
There are 108 candidates’ graduates’, 89′ Professional graduates ‘, 102’ postgraduate ‘, six’ doctorates’, five ‘diploma’ holders in Fray while two contestants have not presented their education details, noted.
In terms of age, 56 candidates are between 25-30 years, 150 between 31-40 years, 179 between 41-50 years, 130 between 51-60 years, 62 between 61-70 years, six between 71-80 years and one contestant aged between 81-90 years, according to the report.
From the candidates analyzed in the second phase, 515 (88.2 percent) were men and 69 (11.8 percent) were women, the report noted.
The selection in Uttar Pradesh was detained in seven phases.
The election results will be announced on March 10.