Noida / Ghaziabad: Among the regencies in advance because the election of seven phase assembly is ongoing on February 10 from Western Regency, the country of Bumi will become Ghaziabad and Gautam Buddhate Nagar.
Direct challenges for candidates who are competing for assembly seats will be to expand their reach among voters because there are no election demonstrations permitted until January 15.
This time betting is very high for the powerful BJP, who came to the office in 2017 after a gap for more than 15 years.
All three assembly constituencies in Gautam Budh Nagar (Noida, Dadri and Jewar) were bagged by BJP last time with comfortable margins.
Although the election was 48% in Noida, the most urban pocket in the district, the concern Minister Rajnath Singh Pankaj Singh managed to defeat Sunil Choudhary Sunil Party with more than 1 lakh margin.
This time, the party seems to be a strong footing in a region where Congress, the Jamajwadi Party and the Bahujan Party, all will be interested in improving their performance.
President of the Federation of Rwas in Noida, Yogendra Sharma, who joined the Jamajwadi Party on December 12 last year, and competed for a ticket, said, “I am aware of the problem of residents living in Noida.
I will work to improve civil facilities and services Urban further for them.
“Likewise, Ramkumar Tanwar and Pankhuri Pathak competed for tickets from Congress from the Noida seat.
The biggest problem for urban voters is housing.
Residents from several community housing groups in Noida and Greater Noida have announced they will distance themselves from voting in the Assembly poll.
The problem is acute in Greater Noida (West) which falls in the Dadri and the registry area is not permitted for most projects because it does not pay contributions.
In addition, the two-year impact of pandemics and year protests by farmers also contributed to the basic reality of waiting more than a decade to get their flat or for registration of their units.
What’s the use of participating in elections when the selected representative failed to sort out the problem of voter inheritance? “In Ghaziabad, BJP seems to hold the end despite the anti-farmer factors and annual agricultural protests, the main reason.
The lack of cohesive opposition in the district.
In the election of the latest assembly, BJP pocketed the five seats.
However, the party has emerged both in four Of the five constituencies and the Congress of the Assembly in the others.
The State Minister for Health Influence Atul Garg in the merchant community can embrace him well in the city of Ghaziabad, even though he came to criticism during the second covid wave for the way it was handled.
The last time he won the Ghaziabad assembly seat With a margin of 70,505 votes, with more than 55% of the vote.
In Loni, Incumbent Mla Nand Kishor Gurjar is competing for BJP tickets, although it has taken a lot of time against the party’s decision.
He first humiliated his party in 2017 when he opposed the government Yogi aditentalath and protest in the Assembly against the speaker because of not Ak let him speak at home.
A year later, he issued a notification of the show to make an anti-party statement.
Nand Kishor won Loni’s seat in 2017, brandishing his closest rival, Zakir Ali from BSP, with more than 42,000 margins.
He can compete as independent if rejected by a party ticket.
In Muradnagar, BJP MLA Ajit Pal Tyagi bagged 55.7% of the last sound.
Sahibabad’s chair, which is one of the largest assembly constituents in this country, was won by Sunil Kumar Sharma from BJP, which received 62.1% of the votes while the closest rival Amarpal only managed 26.5%.
Amarpal was the defendant in the murder of BJP Leader Gajendra Bhati in 2017.
What could work against Sharma was Grouses from the population of condominiums.
Manju Shiwach from BJP won the Modinagar seat in 2017 bagged 50.5% of the vote.
Newcomers to the field, it will be a political sharpness test if he gets this election ticket.