The campaign for the second phase of voting under the Lok Sabha elections 2024 has ended on Wednesday evening. Voting will be held on 88 seats in 13 states of the country on 26th April. Earlier on April 19, voting was held on 102 seats in 21 states and union territories. In the second phase, voting will be held on seats of many important states including Bihar, UP, Maharashtra. These also include seats of many senior party leaders. Let’s take a look at these hot seats.
Elections will be held in these states
In the second phase of Lok Sabha elections 2024, all 20 from Kerala, 14 out of 28 from Karnataka, 13 from Rajasthan, 8 each from Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh, 6 from Madhya Pradesh, 5 each from Assam and Bihar, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal. Voting will be held on 3-3 seats, 1-1 in Manipur, Tripura and Jammu and Kashmir. Let us tell you that about 65.5 percent voting took place in the first phase of elections. Therefore increasing the voting percentage will also be a big challenge. In the year 2019, NDA had won more than 50 out of these 88 seats.
The fate of these giants is at stake
In the second phase of elections, important candidates from various parties such as Union Minister Rajeev Chandrashekhar (Thiruvananthapuram), BJP’s Tejashwi Surya (Bengaluru South), Hema Malini (Mathura), Arun Govil (Meerut), Congress leader Rahul Gandhi (Wayanad), Shashi Tharoor (Thiruvananthapuram), Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister and Congress leader DK Shivakumar’s brother DK Suresh (Bengaluru Rural), former Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy (Mandya).
Officials of these constituencies have been directed to ensure that no outsider stays in these areas 48 hours before voting. Apart from this, strict restrictions have also been imposed on any kind of election campaign, public meetings, holding of press conferences by political parties, interviews and panel discussions in electronic or print media. Voting will be held on 94 seats in 12 states and union territories in the third phase of Lok Sabha elections on May 7. (input language)
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