MLC Election / BJP close to the chair for the first time, 1605 voters will vote at 12 centers

For the Fatehpur Kanpur seat in the assembly council elections, voting will be held at 12 centers in the district on Saturday. In this, 1605 voters of the district will exercise their franchise. Of these, 108 voters are illiterate. Voting will be held from 8 am to 4 pm.

District Election Officer Neha Sharma said that the polling parties have reached the respective polling stations for voting. Force has also been deployed to conduct peaceful polling. In this election, members of village head, district panchayat members, BDC, municipal councilors, members of nagar panchayat and municipality, besides members of cantt board, MLAs and MPs will be able to vote.

He told that voting will be allowed on showing photo identity card. Magistrates have been deployed for security and smooth arrangements. According to the District Election Officer, the polling stations are few, but the sensitivity about the elections is high.

In view of this, tight security arrangements have been made at the polling stations. ADM LA has been made Super Zonal Magistrate. After voting, the sealed ballot boxes from all the polling stations will be deposited in the strong room built in SDM Ghatampur, Fatehpur. After this, on April 12, the counting of votes will be done in Fatehpur itself.

BJP close to the chair for the first time in MLC elections

For the first time in the history of Legislative Council local body elections, the BJP is claiming that its candidates are close to the chair on three seats of Kanpur, Mahoba and Etawah in Kanpur Bundelkhand region. It is being said that while being in power in the state, there is every possibility of BJP getting power in this election being held for the first time.

There is also a fact about this election of MLC that the candidates of the party whose government lives in the state have been winning. There is every chance of it happening this time as well. Congress and BSP are already out in this election.

Only SP is in the fray in front of BJP. By the way, among the people who have to vote in this election, there are no less people who support SP along with BJP in rural areas. Despite this, it is being said that the ruling BJP has prepared such a maze as part of its strategy that all the tricks of the opposition are failing.