The third phase of the Lok Sabha elections takes place Tuesday (May 7), with voters of 93 districts in 12 States and territories of the Union which exercise their franchise.
The 25 of the 26 districts of Gujarat, the remaining seats of Karnataka, 11 seats in Maharashtra, 10 seats in the Uttar Pradesh, nine seats in Madhya Pradesh, seven seats in Chhattisgarh, five seats in Bihar, four seats in the ‘Assam and Western Bengal, five seats in Bihar, four seats in Assam and Western Bengal, five seats in Bihar, four seats in Assam and West Bengal, Bengal, five seats in Bihar, four seats in the ‘Assam and the West Bengal, Bengal, five seats in Bihar, four seats in Assam and western west Bengal, Bengal, two seats in Goa, and a seat each in Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu will go to the Voting. In Gujarat, the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party has already won the SEAT Lok Sabha seat because its candidate was elected without opposition.
At the end of Tuesday, more than 280 constituencies will have concluded the vote. The 263 Lok Sabha seats will go to the ballot box in the rest of the four phases.
Voters will decide the fate of 1,351 candidates in the fray in the third phase. Here are the main battles that will be closely monitored.
Gujarat Gandhinagar
The Minister of the Interior of the Union, Amit Shah, requests a re -election of the district of Gandhinagar, a bastion of the BJP since 1989.
The headquarters were represented by major BJP leaders such as Lal Krishna Advani and former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
Advani, who won the siege six times, moved away from electoral policy in 2019, giving way to Shah. The 59 -year -old man won the headquarters of Gandhinagar by more than 5.55 Lakh votes against the CJ of Congress Chavda.
This time, the Congress aligned Sonal Patel, 62, against Shah.
Maharashtra baramati
It is a Pawar battle against Pawar in Baramati. The daughter of the veteran politician Sharad Pawar, Supriya Sule, confronts her cousin and her deputy from Maharashtra, the wife of chief Minister Ajit Pawar, Sunetra Pawar of the siege.
The candidate of the Nationalist Congress (Sharadchandra Pawar), Sule, who began his parliamentary trip as a member of Rajya Sabha in 2006, is a triple deputy in office of the headquarters of Baramati Lok Sabha. She won the constituency in the 2019 Lok Sabha Sabha polls by obtaining 6,86,714 votes against the BJP candidate, Kanchan Rahul Kul, who obtained 5.30,940 votes.
The competition between Suntra Pawar, who made her electoral debut, and Sule for the high -level district will be highly monitored.
Madhya Pradesh Guna
The Minister of Civil Aviation Jyotiraitha Scindia is in the fray of Guna. He was a deputy for the Congress of the district from 2002 to 2019.
In 2019, he lost his family bastion from Guna to the BJP candidate, Krishna Pal Singh, by a margin of 1,2549 votes.
Scindia went to the Safran party in 2020. This time, he is against the Rao Yadvendra Singh Yadav of the Congress.
Uttar Pradesh
Dimple Yadav is arguing to keep the headquarters MainPuri Lok Sabha. His late stepfather and the Patriarch of the Samajwadi party (SP) Mulayam Singh Yadav won the parliamentary district in 1996, 2009, 2014 and 2019.
The headquarters of MainPuri fell vacant after the death of the former UP chief minister in 2022, requiring a bridging. Dimple won the partial part, beating Raghuraj Singh Shakya from the BJP by 2,88,461 votes.
– DIMLE YADAV (@dimpleyadav) May 5, 2024
She faces Jaiveer Singh Thakur from the BJP and Shiv Prasad Yadav by Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) this time.
Vidisha from Madhya Pradesh
The former Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan locks the horns of the Pratap Bhanu Sharma of the Congress in Vidisha.
After being refused the CM post by the BJP, Chouhan fights Lok Sabha’s polls for the Safran party from its original Vidisha lawn.
Affectionately known as’Mom‘, Chouhan was the MP CM for 20 years, guaranteeing the party’s victory during the assembly elections in 2023.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha Ramak Sabha surveys, Ramakant Bhargava won Vidisha with a margin of 5,47,754 votes against Shailendra Rameshchandra Patel of Congress.
Vidisha has been a BJP bastion for more than three decades. This time, the faithful of the Pratap Bhanu Congress Sharma questions Chouhan.
Assam Dhubri
Badruddin Ajmal from the Uni Democratic Front of India (AIUDF) requires a re -election of Dhubri for a fourth term. He won the constituency for the third time in 2019 with more than 7.18 Lakh votes.
Abu Taher Bepari of Congress became the first finalist with 492,506 votes in the constituency dominated by Muslims.
The Rakibul Hussain Congress and Asom Gana Parishad (AGP), a national ally of the Democratic Alliance (NDA), the candidate Zabed Islam this time compete in Ajmal.
Karnataka shivamogga
The headquarters of Shivamogga Lok Sabha will see a three -corner competition. The BJP by Raghavendra, who is the son of the former Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa, fights again from the constituency.
The Congress gave a ticket to Geetha Shivarajkumar, while KS Eshwarappa is fighting as an independent candidate.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha Sabha polls, Raghavendra won the headquarters with more than seven Lakh votes, beating the candidate of JD (s) S Madhubangarappa which obtained 506,512 votes.
Other seats
The former Madhya Pradesh CM Digvijay Singh is in competition Rajgarh On a Congress ticket. By finishing his “last election”, Singh challenges the seated deputy of the BJP, Rodmal Nagar.
Pallavi Dempo is the first woman candidate Lok Sabha of Goa’s BJP. She fights against the veteran of the Kargil War, Captain Virriato Fernandes, candidate for the congress, of the South Goa district, a bastion of the great old party.
Pralhad Joshi aims to be elected to a fourth term of the Dharwad Headquarters of Lok Sabha in Karnataka. The Congress presented Vinod Asoti, the first non -lingayat candidate for the party since 1998 MoneyControl.
The old Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bomma is in the fray Haver Against Anand Swamy Gaddadevarmath of the Congress.
In the North Goa The headquarters of Lok Sabha, Minister of State of the Union for Tourism and the Ports Shripad Naik of the BJP presents itself against Ramakant Khalap of Congress.
With agency entries
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