Lok Sabha Elections: As the voting time approaches, the electoral equations are changing rapidly.

Hamirpur, 18 May (HS). This time, BJP's hopes of creating a record for the Congress party, which ruled the Hamirpur-Mahoba parliamentary seat for a long time, seem to be dashing. The leaders of the party are also worried due to the fear of the traditional vote of BJP, which has won the parliamentary seat here five times, getting scattered. At present, Cycle is giving tough competition to BJP in electoral mathematics. The inclination of the people of Lodhi community and Muslim community towards the candidate of Indi alliance may be heavy for BJP.

Voting for the eighteenth Lok Sabha elections is to be held here in the fifth phase on May 20. The election campaign for the Hamirpur-Mahoba-Tindwari parliamentary seat, which was going on for the last several weeks, has now stopped. In such a situation, the heartbeats of eleven candidates including sitting MP and BJP candidate Pushpendra Singh Chandel, SP candidate Ajendra Singh Rajput, BSP candidate Nirdash Dixit, who are trying their luck in the election field, have increased. The party candidates, who were sweating during the election campaign in the parliamentary constituency under the scorching heat, seem to be quite worried about the caste equations. For the first time, when a Brahmin face is contesting elections from BSP, his caste equations do not seem to be working out. Whereas this time also there is no possibility of traditional votes uniting towards BSP. SP candidate from Indi alliance, Ajendra Singh Rajput, who is giving a direct tough competition to BJP, has started campaigning after the end of the election campaign. But lines of worry are clearly visible on his face.

This time there will be a direct contest between BJP and SP in the electoral battle.

This time in the elections for the eighteenth Lok Sabha in Hamirpur-Mahoba-Tindwari parliamentary constituency, the main contest is likely to be between BJP and SP. By running on caste lines, BJP and SP candidates are assuming their position to be strong. But due to lack of clarity regarding caste and based voters, both the candidates are scared and nervous. This time the election results may be very shocking. The margin of victory or defeat is also expected to be less than six digits.

Lodhi and upper caste voters prepared to play a decisive role

Voting for the Hamirpur Lok Sabha seat is to be held on May 20. As the time of voting approaches, candidates of BJP, SP and BSP have started contacting people through mobile phones. Today, on the last day of election campaign, other candidates including BJP and BSP have demonstrated their strength by holding road shows. Despite this, Lodhi and upper caste voters are silent. Sources reveal that people of Lodhi and upper caste communities have now made major preparations to play a decisive role in the elections.