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LOK SABHA ELECTION 2019, WITH BJP HAVING ALL SEATS, CONGRESS FACES TOUGH FIGHT AHEAD

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19 Apr, 19 10:13
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LOK SABHA ELECTION 2019, WITH BJP HAVING ALL SEATS, CONGRESS FACES TOUGH FIGHT AHEAD

Udaipur With more than 4.84 crore voters, Rajasthan is a significant state for political parties from the electoral perspective.At present, BJP represents all 25 parliamentary constituencies within the state, a streak the saffron party would like to maintain in the upcoming 2019 LokSabha polls. The state is set to vote in the fourth and fifth phases of the seven-phase general election on 29 April (13 constituencies) and 6 May (12 constituencies).There are 200 Assembly constituencies in the state. In the 2018 Assembly elections in Rajasthan, the anti-incumbency wave helped the Congress dethrone the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) with 100 seats. 

The saffron party won 73 seats, Bahujan Samaj Party six seats Independents won 13 seats while the remaining eight seats were won by Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP), RashtriyaLok Dal (RLD), CPM and Bharatiya Tribal Party (BTP).

While the main contenders in the state are BJP and Congress, smaller parties such as the BTP and BSP are likely to only play spoilsport and create a dent in certain pockets of the state. Caste also plays a crucial role in determining election results in the state. It remains to be seen if the anti-incumbency wave of the Assembly election will have an impact on the LokSabha elections in the state.

Here are statistical pieces of information about Mewar Vagad division having four LokSabha seats are  as under: 

 Udaipur Lok Sabha Constituency (19) ST

Total electors: 18,17,940 

Female electors: 8,87,933

Male electors: 9,30,007

Assembly constituencies: Gogunda (ST), Jhadol (ST), Kherwara (ST), Udaipur Rural (ST), Udaipur, Salumber (ST), Dhariawad (ST), Aspur (ST)

 Results in last four LokSabha elections: Congress leader Raghuvir Singh Meena won the seat in 2009 but lost to BJP’s Arjun Meena in 2014. In 2019 Congress and BJP filed  RaghuvirMeena and ArjunLalMeena  as their candidates

Banswara Lok Sabha Constituency(20) ST

Total electors: 16,92,502 Female electors: 8,28,582 & Male electors: 8,63,920

Assembly constituencies: Dungarpur (ST), Sagwara (ST),Chorasi (ST), Ghatol (ST), Garhi (ST), Banswara (ST), Bagidora (ST), Kushalgarh (ST) 

Results in last four Lok Sabha elections : Congress leader Tarachand Bhagora won the seat in 1999. In 2004, BJP leader Dhan Singh Rawat came to power. However, in 2009, Bhagora again won the seat defeating BJP candidate Hakaru Maida. In 2014, ManshankarNinama of the BJP won the seat. In 2019 congress  candidate is Tara Chandra  Bhagora  while BJP has trusted on Kanak Mal katara

ChittorgarhLokSabhaConstituency(21) General

Total electors: 18,18,147

 Female electors: 8,89,575&Male electors: 9,28,572

 Assembly constituencies: Mavli, Vallabhnagar, Kapasan, Begun, Chittorgarh, Nimbahera,Bari Sadri,  Pratapgarh (ST)

 Results in last four LokSabha elections: Shrichand Kriplani of the BJP won the seat in 1999 and 2004. However, he lost to Congress leader GirijaVyas in 2009. In 2014, BJP leader Chandra Prakash Joshi defeated Vyas.in 2019  sitting MP  Chandra Prakash Joshi will contest against Gopal Singh Of Congress      Rajsamand Lok Sabha Constituency(22)Gen.

Total electors: 16,99,401

 Female electors: 8,19,875 &  Male electors: 8,79,526

 Assembly constituencies: Beawar, Merta (SC), Degana, Jaitaran, Bhim, Kumbhalgarh, Rajsamand, Nathdwara

 Results in last four Lok Sabha elections: Congress leader Gopal Singh Shekhawat won the seat in 2009 but lost to BJP leader Hariom Singh Rathore in 2014. 

In 2019  Gopal Singh is swittesched to Chittorgarh while Hari Om  Singh is not contesting. Diya Kumari prices from Jaipur is Contesting as BJP candidate while Congress relies on veteran leader Kaka shib Devki Nandan Gurjar. 

 


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