Lucknow: A major upheaval has been seen in the results of by-elections held on 9 assembly seats of UP. Bharatiya Janata Party alliance seems to be gaining 3 seats. BJP alliance has won 7 seats in the by-election. Whereas, in the 2022 elections it had only 4 seats. Whereas SP has got 2 seats. The biggest change has happened in Kundarki assembly seat of Moradabad district. Here BJP was waiting for the lotus to blossom for 31 years, which was fulfilled this time. BJP's Ramveer Singh has won here. He has defeated Haji Rizwan of SP. About 60 percent of the voters in Kundarki assembly constituency are Muslims. In such a situation, the victory of BJP candidate is being considered shocking.
Political pundits are saying that Ramveer Singh's Muslim card is the reason behind this. During the election campaign, Ramveer roamed around in Muslim settlements wearing a netted cap. Talked about their rights, listened to their problems. It is believed that the result of this is that BJP has won here after 31 years. BJP could not penetrate SP's stronghold in Sisamau: Sisamau assembly seat of Kanpur was very much discussed in the by-election. The reason for this was that only Samajwadi Party had been hoisting the victory flag here continuously for 28 years.
This time BJP had put in full force. CM Yogi himself went to Sisamau 2 to 3 times and held public meetings along with road shows. But, BJP could not penetrate this fort of SP. SP's Naseem Solanki has again led the party to victory here. Similarly, BJP's Deepak Patel has won the election from Phulpur seat and RLD's Mithlesh Pal has won the election from Mirapur. Jayant Chaudhary's RLD is with BJP. Along with this, the result of Ghaziabad seat has also come.
BJP candidate Sanjeev Sharma has won by a margin of 70600 votes. Whereas in Karhal, SP's Tej Pratap Yadav has been declared victorious. He has defeated Anujesh of BJP by a margin of 14704 votes. Anujesh is the uncle of Tej Pratap. BJP's Suchismita Maurya has won the Majhwan assembly seat. He defeated SP candidate Dr. Jyoti Bind by a margin of 4922 votes. Similarly, BJP has got a big victory in Katehari assembly by-election.
BJP candidate Dharamraj Nishad has defeated SP candidate Shobhavati Verma. BJP has won in Katehari for the first time since 1990. BJP's Dharamraj Nishad has won by 33831 votes. SP lost 2 seats in the by-election: Out of the 9 seats on which by-elections were held, SP had won 4 seats in the assembly elections 2022. SP had Kundarki, Sisamau, Karhal and Katehari seats. But, it had to suffer the loss of 2 seats in the by-election. SP candidates had to face defeat in Kundarki and Katehari. Whereas, SP won Karhal and Sisamau seats.
.Who had which seat in the Assembly elections 2022? Harekundar's Ziaur Rehman Burke, SP Kamal Kumar, BJP's Anoop Valmiki, BJP's Charu Kane, BSP's Vinod Bind, Nishad Party's Rohit Shukla, SP's Samau Irfan Solanki, SP's Salil Bishnoi, BJP's Akhilesh Yadav, SP SP Baghel, BJP Katehri Lalji Verma, SP Awadhesh KumarMirapur Chandan Chauhan, RLD Prashant Chaudhary, BJPPhulpur Praveen Singh Patel, BJP Mujtaba Siddiqui, SPGaziabad Atul Garg, BJP Vishal Verma, SP
BJP's 4 months of hard work paid off: Bharatiya Janata Party's continuous lead in the by-elections of nine assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh is due to the hard work of the last 4 months. In which better coordination between the organization and the government was seen. Along with this, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's slogan 'If you divide, you will divide' seems to be working. CM Yogi held massive rallies and public meetings on every by-election seat. RLD's support was beneficial for BJP: Kundarki, Katehari and Meerapur were such seats which were not in the Bharatiya Janata Party's account. Kundarki and Katehri where Samajwadi Party had won. At the same time, the candidate of Rashtriya Lok Dal, which is part of the Samajwadi Party alliance in 2022, had won Meerapur. This time Rashtriya Lok Dal is with BJP and BJP alliance is leading in Meerapur. Along with this, BJP is moving towards victory in Kundarki and Katehri also. The working together of the organization and the government along with the exclusive efforts of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath took BJP towards the desired result in the by-elections.
After the results of the Lok Sabha elections 2024, the defeat that the Bharatiya Janata Party faced, many weaknesses of the party came to light. Later, when the preparations for the by-elections started, the Bharatiya Janata Party rectified many shortcomings. CM Yogi had given the slogan of 'Bantoe to Katoge' in Agra: During a rally in Agra, Chief Minister Yogi had given the slogan of 'Bantoe to Katoge'. . After this, a lot of change was seen in the politics of Uttar Pradesh. The opposition had already started playing the role of Bharatiya Janata Party. The entire energy of the opposition was being spent on how to counter this slogan of Yogi Adityanath. Senior journalist and political analyst Umashankar Dubey said that after this slogan was given by the Bharatiya Janata Party, the opposition He feared that if Hindu votes were united then the impact of his caste politics would be less visible. But he could not cut this slogan. The result of which was that its clear impact was seen on the elections.
CM Yogi and 10 ministers including the two Deputy Chief Ministers had held around 100 meetings: In the last 15 days of campaign till Monday evening, the Bharatiya Janata Party had put in all its strength during this period. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath raised the slogan of Batenge to Katenge and this slogan became a lifeline for BJP. This entire election campaign went on ahead of schedule. Around 10 ministers and 15 leaders held public meetings of around 100 in nine assembly constituencies. Through which an atmosphere was created in favor of the Bharatiya Janata Party. 10 ministers also maintained a front in the assembly constituency for about one and a half months.
SP wanted to show the strength of PDA: While Samajwadi Party has shown the strength of PDA in the by-election by emphasizing on the backward Dalit minority, in response to this, Bharatiya Janata Party had also declared its candidate in the same equation. It has been decided to realize its strength through backward and Dalit candidates. A Brahmin was made the candidate from Sisamau assembly seat of Kanpur. Similarly, BJP has made a Brahmin from Ghaziabad in the general category and Kshatriya Ramveer Singh Thakur from Kundarki assembly seat. For the Majhwan by-election, BJP has made former MLA List Smita Maurya, a woman candidate from the previous category, its candidate. This time, BJP has played the Yadav card in response to SP from Karhal assembly seat of Mainpuri, the stronghold of Samajwadi Party. BJP has given ticket to Anujesh Yadav from here. Anujesh Yadav is the brother-in-law of Dharmendra Yadav. Anujesh is the uncle of SP candidate from this seat, Tej Pratap. Ramveer Singh Thakur from Kundarki, Sanjeev Sharma from Ghaziabad, Surendra Diler from Khair, a reserved seat for Scheduled Caste, Anudesh Yadav from Samajwadi Party stronghold Karhal, Deepak Patel from Phulpur, Katehari Dharamraj Nishad and Suchismita Maurya from Manjhwa seat were made candidates.
BJP leaders had reached the booth level: Rashtriya Lok Dal has fielded its candidate from Meerpur, which is an ally of the Bharatiya Janata Party. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has held public meetings on all these nine assembly seats. Similarly, BJP State President Bhupendra Singh Choudhary had taken the lead in booth level activities by attending organizational meetings. Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya and Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh Pathak also addressed all the public meetings. Jal Shakti Minister Swatantra Dev Singh, Urban Development Minister AK Sharma, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Suresh Khanna and other senior ministers have also tried to connect voters through public meetings.
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