The vote will take place between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. out of 10 seats, namely Mohla-Manpur, Antagarh, Bhanupratapur, Kanker, Keshkal, Kondagaon, Narayanpur, Dantewada, Bijapur and Konta. The Congress has 71 seats in the house of 90 members
The vote will start today in the first phase of the election of the assembly of Chhattisgarh for 20 seats, most of them in the Bastar region affected by the Maoists. More than 25,000 security staff were deployed during the first of the two -phase elections.
Among the 20 seats, 12 are reserved for the programmed tribes and one for the planned castes. The largest number of candidates are in the riding of Rajnandgaon (29) while the lowest number of candidates are seven in the seats of Chitrakot and Dantewada.
The Congress Party of Congress based its campaign on the series of social protection regimes of the Baghel government for farmers, women, tribes and dalits as well as the promise to give up agricultural loans if it retains power.
The first campaign phase in Chhattisgarh saw the Prime Minister Narendra modify attacking the chief minister Bhupeh Baghel on the alleged scam of the Paris Mahadev application, while other leaders of the BJP spoke of religious conversion, deteriorating the law and order and corruption.
Chhattisgarh Congress Chief and Mp Deepak Baij (Chitrakot), Kawasi Lakhma (Konta) ministers, Mohan Markam (Kondagaon) and Mohammad Akbar (Kawardha) as well as Chhavindra Karma (Dantewada), The Son of Late Leader Mahendra Karma, Are Among The Prominent Prominent candidates of the ruling party in the first phase.
From the BJP, former chief minister Raman Singh presents himself from Ranjangaon against the Girish Dewangan of Congress, president of the Chhattisgarh State Mineral Development Corporation.
Other BJP leaders in this phase include four former ministers lata usrendi (Kondagoon seat), Vikram Untrendi (Antagarh), Kedar Kashyap (Narayanpur) and Mahesh Gagda (Bijapur), and the former IAS officer Neelkanth Tekam from Keshkal.
The head of the AAM AADMI Party State unit, Komal Hupendi, will have been disputed from the headquarters of BhanuPratapur, and the MLA Anup NAG, after being refused a ticket by the Congress, fights as independent of the headquarters of ‘Antagarh.
The congress has 71 seats in the assembly of 90 members. In the 2018 surveys, he had inflicted an overwhelming defeat at the BJP, which has run the state since 2003.
The vote will take place between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. out of 10 seats, namely Mohla-Manpur, Antagarh, Bhanupratapur, Kanker, Keshkal, Kondagaon, Narayanpur, Dantewada, Bijapur and Konta.
The votes will be expressed between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. in Khairagarh, Dongargarh, Rajnandgaon, Dongargaon, Khujji, Pandariya and Kawardha Bastar, Jagdalpur and Chitrakot.
With agency entries
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