Seat sharing formula decided in NDA, know how many seats BJP will contest

Jharkhand Politics / Seat sharing formula decided in NDA, know how many seats BJP will contest

Jharkhand Politics - Seat sharing formula decided in NDA, know how many seats BJP will contest

Jharkhand Politics: Political activities have intensified as soon as the assembly elections were announced in Jharkhand. Meanwhile, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has decided the seat sharing formula. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will contest 68 seats, while the Lok Janshakti Party (LJP) will field its candidates on one and the Janata Dal United (JDU) on two seats. Assam Chief Minister and BJP in-charge of Jharkhand Himanta Biswa Sharma said that "Seats are being discussed and discussions will continue. In the discussion so far, AJSU Party (AJSU) will contest on 10 seats, JDU on 2 seats and LJP on 1 seat."

Statement of AJSU leader Sudesh Mahto

AJSU Party leader Sudesh Mahto said that the sentiment of the entire state is that both the parties should contest the elections together. He said, "We will go to the elections jointly. People want a welfare government to be formed." Mahto also questioned the actions of the current government, saying it is an example for the whole of India that how far a government can go for personal interests.

AJSU seats

The 10 seats on which the AJSU party will contest are:

Silli

Ramgarh

Gomia

Ichagarh

Mandu

Jugsalai

Dumri

Pakur

Lohardaga

Manoharpur

LJP and JDU seats

LJP will contest on Chatra seat and JDU on Tamar and Jamshedpur West.

Election dates

Elections for the 81-member Jharkhand Assembly will be held in two phases. The first phase of elections will be held on November 13 and the second phase on November 20. The counting of votes will be done on November 23. Himanta Biswa Sarma said, "As per the seat sharing agreement, NDA's ally AJSU Party will contest on 10 seats, JDU on 2 and LJP on 1 seat in Jharkhand. This is almost certain."

Election to save Jharkhand's identity

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan said that this election is an election to save Jharkhand's identity, so that corruption can be eradicated. He said, "NDA will fight the election unitedly. We will take our campaign forward together. An agreement has been reached on seat sharing and NDA will rest only after ending the misrule of the Indy alliance."

Conclusion

The information about NDA's seat sharing in the Jharkhand assembly elections along with the statements of the leaders has heated up the political atmosphere. Now all eyes are on which party enters the electoral fray with its strength and strategy. Success or failure in the election will not only affect the politics of Jharkhand, but it will also decide the future direction of NDA.