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At this time, a very big and exciting news is coming out from the political corridors and local election grounds of the country. After the elections on 28 Legislative Council (MLC) seats of four important states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka and Maharashtra, the counting of votes is going on at a fast pace. The credibility of many leading political parties of the country is at stake in these elections, and the initial trends and results have revealed many shocking figures. While on one hand the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has shown its strong hold in Uttar Pradesh and registered a resounding victory on the initial seats, on the other hand there are reports of huge gathering and uproar outside the counting centers of Bihar. Let us know in detail what political equations are being created in which state and which candidate has won in this much discussed election of 28 Legislative Council seats.
Uttar Pradesh MLC elections: BJP dominates the first 11 seats, SP also registers victory
The politics of the state has heated up during the counting of votes for 11 important seats of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council. According to the initial results, Bharatiya Janata Party has registered its strong presence on these seats and has won four seats with a decisive lead, while Samajwadi Party (SP) has also captured one seat.
The major results from various counting centers of Uttar Pradesh are as follows:
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Lucknow Graduate Constituency: Bharatiya Janata Party candidates from here Umesh Dwivedi Has once again achieved a spectacular victory.
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Bareilly-Moradabad Graduate Seat: BJP candidate on this seat Dr. Dhillon Has registered a resounding victory by a huge margin of 17,676 votes, defeating his opponent by a huge margin.
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Meerut Graduate Constituency: BJP’s winning streak continued in Meerut, where Srichand Sharma And Dinesh Goyal By winning, he has stepped on the threshold of Legislative Council (MLC) for the second time.
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Varanasi Teachers Constituency: Samajwadi Party candidate from teachers constituency Lal Bihari Yadav By winning, the opposition has opened its account.
For these 11 seats of Uttar Pradesh, the counting of votes is being done very strictly amid the deployment of heavy police force at all the major counting centers including Deendayal Upadhyay Gorakhpur University, Bareilly, Jhansi, Agra and Varanasi.
Bihar Legislative Council Elections: Results of all 4 teacher election seats revealed, uproar in Patna
This time the contest on the teacher and graduate constituencies of Bihar Legislative Council has been very interesting and tough. The official results of all the 4 teacher election seats of Bihar have come out, which have surprised even the political pundits:
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Tirhut Teacher Constituency: Bharatiya Janata Party candidates on this important seat Narendra Singh Has registered a spectacular victory by winning the battle.
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Patna Teacher Election Seat: Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) candidates in this tough contest in Patna Sanjeev Kumar Has hoisted the flag of victory.
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Darbhanga Teacher Constituency: Prashant Kishore led on this seat ‘Jan Suraj’ The party has achieved a major victory by registering its political presence.
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Saran Teacher Constituency: Independent candidate in Saran Dr. Rahul Raj Has won the elections by defeating the stalwarts of all the political parties.
Celebration of Anant Singh’s supporters and chaos outside Patna counting center
While on one hand there is an atmosphere of celebration among the political parties during the counting of votes in Bihar, on the other hand some tense and uproarious news is also coming out from Patna. Famous MLA of Mokama Anant Singh Happy with the defeat of the Janata Dal (United) i.e. JDU candidate, its supporters have already started distributing sweets. Anant Singh’s supporters openly say that JDU had made a big political mistake by showing their leader the exit, due to which the party is having to suffer the consequences.
Apart from this, a huge commotion broke out just outside the counting center in Patna when an employee came out with some files from inside the counting room. The people and supporters present outside suddenly surrounded him and snatched the files from his hands and tried to open them. During this, loud slogans of ‘fake vote’ were also raised by the crowd present there. Although the situation was controlled with the promptness of administrative officials, what was recorded in those files and what was the dispute is yet to be officially confirmed at the administrative level.
The eyes of the entire country are fixed on this election riot of four states.
These elections for a total of 28 Legislative Council seats in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Karnataka and Maharashtra may be related to local bodies and special constituencies (graduates and teachers), but they are being seen as semi-finals for the upcoming Assembly and Lok Sabha elections.
While in Uttar Pradesh, the Yogi Adityanath-led government is strengthening its strength in the Upper House on the basis of its development policies, the ongoing jostling between NDA and opposition parties in Bihar has increased the political temperature in the state. As the final results of other seats are revealed, the equations between political parties will become more clear.