#Jharkhand Assembly Elections 2019

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Three-phase J&K elections from Sept 18, Haryana polls on Oct 1; counting on Oct 4

NEW DELHI, Aug 16: Assembly elections will be held in Jammu and Kashmir after a decade in three phases from September 18, setting the stage for the people of the union territory to elect a government after the scrapping of Article 370 in 2019. The Election Commission also announced that elections to the 90-member Haryana assembly will be held on October 1 and results for both the polls will be declared on October 4. The two assembly elections will be the first popularity test for the BJP and the INDIA bloc following the Lok Sabha polls. The three-phase elections to the 90-member Jammu and Kashmir assembly will be held on September 18, September 25 and October 1, Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar told a press conference.The EC said assembly elections in Maharashtra, which were held along with Haryana in 2019, will be announced later due to security requirements for J&K.He said four elections are due this year and by early next year and since Jammu and Kashmir was not in the picture last time (2019-20) the Commission decided to group two assembly elections together. Besides J&K and Haryana, elections are due in Maharashtra, Jharkhand and Delhi which will be announced after the completion of the the two.

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Maharashtra Poll Schedule Announcement Likely in October; ECI May Repeat What It Did in 2014

Back in 2014, the Election Commission of India (ECI) completed the polls to the assemblies of Haryana and Maharashtra on October 19, Sunday, and by the next Saturday, October 25, it announced the schedule for Jharkhand and Jammu & Kashmir. A similar practice could be expected this time also, although the pairing of states will change. Unlike 2009, 2014, or 2019, Haryana and Maharashtra will not…

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Today’s Current Affairs: Kalpana Soren, wife of jailed Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) executive president Hemant Soren, is making her electoral debut from the Gandey Assembly constituency. Despite complaining of being tired of giving interviews, Kalpana displays boundless energy on her campaign trail, connecting with the masses and showcasing her husband's achievements during his CM stint. With a focus on addressing issues faced by villagers, especially women, Kalpana has created a resonance among common people, gearing up for the upcoming elections. Stay updated with the latest happenings as Kalpana navigates through her political journey in Jharkhand. [ad_2] Download Latest Movies in HD Quality Downloading In 15 seconds Scroll Down to End of This Post const downloadBtn = document.getElementById('download-btn'); const timerBtn = document.getElementById('timer-btn'); const downloadLinkBtn = document.getElementById('download-link-btn'); downloadBtn.addEventListener('click', () => downloadBtn.style.display = 'none'; timerBtn.style.display = 'block'; let timeLeft = 15; const timerInterval = setInterval(() => if (timeLeft === 0) clearInterval(timerInterval); timerBtn.style.display = 'none'; downloadLinkBtn.style.display = 'inline-block'; // Add your download functionality here console.log('Download started!'); else timerBtn.textContent = `Downloading In $timeLeft seconds`; timeLeft--; , 1000); ); [ad_1] 1. Who is making her electoral debut from the Gandey Assembly constituency? - A. Kalpana Soren - B. Hemant Soren - C. Champai Soren - D. Dilip Verma Answer: A. Kalpana Soren 2. How many panchayats has Kalpana already visited in Gandey? - A. One-third - B. Half - C. Two-thirds - D. All Answer: C. Two-thirds 3. Who suddenly resigned from the Assembly, sparking the buzz about Kalpana contesting the bypoll from Gandey? - A. Hemant Soren - B. Sarfaraz Ahmad - C. Champai Soren - D. Annapurna Devi Answer: B. Sarfaraz Ahmad 4. In which phase of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections are Gandey and Koderma bound for polls? - A. First - B. Third - C. Fifth - D. Seventh Answer: C. Fifth [ad_2] Who is Kalpana Soren? Kalpana Soren is the wife of jailed Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) executive president and ex-chief minister Hemant Soren, who is making her electoral debut from the Gandey Assembly constituency. How does Kalpana Soren feel about giving interviews? Kalpana seems cheerful while being interviewed but complains of being "tired" of giving interviews during breaks. What is Kalpana Soren's approach on her campaign trail? On her campaign trail, Kalpana energetically reaches out to the masses, especially women, highlighting the work done by her husband Hemant during his Chief Minister stint and seeking votes based on his achievements. How has Kalpana Soren connected with the villagers in Gandey? Kalpana has been able to connect with villagers in Gandey by addressing their issues, promising their resolution, and actively participating in community activities like fixing a dysfunctional water pump and identifying roads for repairs and upgrades. Why did Kalpana Soren decide to enter politics? Efforts were made in 2019 to bring Kalpana into public life, but it did not materialize. However, after her husband Hemant Soren's arrest by the ED, she was persuaded by JMM leaders to join politics to continue the fight for the people. [ad_1] Download Movies Now Searching for Latest movies 20 seconds Sorry There is No Latest movies link found due to technical error. Please Try Again Later. function claimAirdrop() document.getElementById('claim-button').style.display = 'none'; document.getElementById('timer-container').style.display = 'block'; let countdownTimer = 20; const countdownInterval = setInterval(function() document.getElementById('countdown').textContent = countdownTimer;

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BJP's invincible tribal politician from Jharkhand.

Since the formation of Jharkhand state in the year 2000, the state of Jharkhand has seen many political upheavals. Since the formation of the state, a total of 11 Chief Ministers have been sworn in till now. Think, what will be the political equation of the state which has seen the assembly being formed 11 times within just 23 years? The topic that amazes people, out of all of these aspects, is the Khunti assembly constituency in Jharkhand, where the MLA is a charismatic figure that no one has been able to unseat since 2000. His triumph has not been impacted by any political unrest. We are talking about the former Rural Development Minister of Jharkhand, State Vice President, and popular MLA of Khunti Shri Neelkanth Munda.

Hailing from a noble farming family, Shri Neelkanth Singh Munda (age 54 years) is currently a popular MLA from Khunti Vidhan Sabha. Mr. Munda has been winning continuously in the last five assembly elections as a BJP candidate from Khunti assembly based on his devotion to public, unwavering dedication, unyielding passion, and unparalleled commitment which has ignited a spark of inspiration in each of us, and excellent leadership.Shri Munda, possessing profound insight into the tribal dynamics of Jharkhand, has successfully grasped the intricate fabric of his community. His academic journey led him to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Arts from Magadh University. Even today, in his spare time, he goes to the fields and explains to the farmers the methods of modern agriculture for better yield of crops.

His devotion to the BJP at various levels has made Shri Munda's path inside the party inspiring. Shri Munda joined the Bharatiya Janata Party at the age of 27 to serve the country after being inspired by the historic story of Bhagwan Birsa Munda and the ideas of respected Atal ji. Working as a diligent worker soon after taking membership, he fulfilled all the responsibilities given by the party such as Yuva Morcha National Executive Member, Ranchi Rural District President, ST Morcha National Executive Member, State Vice President, etc.

The Bharatiya Janata Party has been in power in Khunti for 22 years, when Shri Munda received the party's assembly nomination for the first time in 2000. He registered a historic victory by defeating his opponent by a margin of 7971 votes. He has registered his victory from Khunti assembly for the fifth consecutive time. In the year 2019 elections, Shri Munda registered a record victory in the Khunti assembly by defeating his opponent by a total of 26,327 votes. One of the most experienced and esteemed tribal leaders in the state of Jharkhand, Shri Neelkanth Singh Munda ji's administrative ability is known to all. In his legislative journey of 23 years, he has served as a minister for about 8 years in various governments. In the previous government (2014-2019), while being the Minister of Rural Development Department, he initiated schemes like Sakhi Mandal, Jal Chhajjan Mission, under which construction of lakhs of dobhas, construction of thousands of km of roads and many other works gave a new impetus to development in Jharkhand. The special thing is that during his tenure of being a minister for so many years, Shri Neelkanth Singh Munda ji is free from any evidence of corruption, which demonstrates his abilities as a strong leader and his positive reputation with people.

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The Bharatiya Janata Party has been in power in Khunti for 22 years, when Shri Munda received the party's assembly nomination for the first time in 2000. He registered a historic victory by defeating his opponent by a margin of 7971 votes. He has registered his victory from Khunti assembly for the fifth consecutive time. In the year 2019 elections, Shri Munda registered a record victory in the Khunti assembly by defeating his opponent by a total of 26,327 votes. One of the most experienced and esteemed tribal leaders in the state of Jharkhand, Shri Neelkanth Singh Munda ji's administrative ability is known to all. In his legislative journey of 23 years, he has served as a minister for about 8 years in various governments. In the previous government (2014-2019), while being the Minister of Rural Development Department, he initiated schemes like Sakhi Mandal, Jal Chhajjan Mission, under which construction of lakhs of dobhas, construction of thousands of km of roads and many other works gave a new impetus to development in Jharkhand. The special thing is that during his tenure of being a minister for so many years, Shri Neelkanth Singh Munda ji is free from any evidence of corruption, which demonstrates his abilities as a strong leader and his positive reputation with people.

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Jagannath Mahato who was a Indian politician and cabinet minister from Jharkhand died on 6th April, 2023 after suffering from multiple organ failure at MGM Healthcare. He was popularly known as Tiger Mahto or Tiger Jagarnath Da. 

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झारखंड विधानसभा चुनाव 2019: चुनाव संग्राम से बाहर हुए झारखंड के राजे-रजवाड़े

झारखंड विधानसभा चुनाव 2019: चुनाव संग्राम से बाहर हुए झारखंड के राजे-रजवाड़े

चुनावी सियासत से झारखंड के राजे-रजवाड़े बाहर हो रहे हैं। राजपरिवारों के वारिसों को राजनीतिक दल तवज्जो नहीं दे रहे। यहां की सियासत में राजपरिवारों के लोग लगातार घटते जा रहे हैं। वर्तमान विधानसभा चुनाव… Source link

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Jharkhand election results: Unfortunate for BJP in continuing the 2nd turn of chief minister in Jharkhand assembly elections, but one learns from their own shortcomings. The results declared in the 2019 Jharkhand Assembly election on Monday again made it clear that the state Chief Minister`s post is still “unfortunate” with none of its holders managing to get a second consecutive term even as current Raghubar Das was trailing in his own stronghold because of which BJP was swept out of the power.

However, Das should be applauded for earning the distinction of becoming the first Chief Minister of the tribal-state, engraved out of Bihar in 2000, to complete a full term in power, but in 2019, anti-incumbency, rural distress, resentment over lack of jobs and even a divide within over the choice of poll candidates had to bear the loss.

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Jharkhand Assembly polls: Voting peaceful in last phase, 70.8% turnout

The fifth and final phase of polling in 16 assembly constituencies of Jharkhand passed off peacefully, Election Commission officials said here.

An estimated 70.83 per cent of the total 4 million voters exercised their franchise till 5 pm when the polling ended, they said.

However, voting for five left wing extremists affected seats had ended at 3 pm, after the exercise to all the constituencies commenced at 7 am.

The polling percentage is likely to increase as information from all the booths is yet to reach the poll panel, the officials said.

BJP candidate and Jharkhand Agriculture Minister Randhir Singh is seeking re-election from Sarath constituency, while another saffron party nominee and Women and Child Development Minister Louis Marandi is pitted against JMM working president Hemant Soren in Dumka.

Marandi had defeated Soren in 2014 assembly elections.

The JMM leader is also contesting the polls from Barhait seat. His sister-in-law Sita Soren is seeking re- election from Jama seat. Read More

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Jharkhand election result LIVE: Close contest underway; Raghubar Das leads

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Jharkhand Exit Poll Results

Exits polls have indicated a marginal advantage to the JMM-led alliance and have pointed towards a hung Assembly.

According to the ABP/C-Voter exit poll, JMM, Congress and RJD will retain 35 seats. It has, however, given 32 seats to the ruling BJP, 5 to AJSU and three to the Jharkhand Vikas Morcha (Prajatantrik) and six to others.

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झारखंड चुनाव LIVE: आज आखिरी चरण में 16 सीटों पर मतदान, सोरेन की अग्निपरीक्षा

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झारखंड में पांचवें चरण की वोटिंग

विधानसभा की 16 सीटों पर मतदान

झारखंड विधानसभा चुनाव के पांचवें और आखिरी चरण के लिए आज (शुक्रवार) वोटिंग हो रही है। कुल 16 सीटों पर मतदान हो रहा है। इन सीटों पर कुल 237 प्रत्याशी की किस्मत दांव पर है। इसमें जेएमएम के कार्यकारी अध्यक्ष हेमंत सोरेन की अग्निपरीक्षा है। बोरियो, बरहेट, लिटीपारा, महेशपुर और शिकारीपारा सीटों पर मतदान सुबह 7 बजे शुरू हुआ और दोपहर 3 बजे समाप्त होगा। जबकि राजमहल,पाकुड़, नाला, जामताड़ा, दुमका, जामा, जरमुंडी, सारठ, पौरेयाहाट, गोड्डा और महगामा सीटों पर वोटिंग शाम 5 बजे तक होगी।

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Those involved in arson can be identified by their clothes: PM on CAB stir

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Accusing the Congress and its allies of fuelling violence over the amended Citizenship Act, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the opposition's actions prove that the decision to pass the bill was "1,000 per cent correct", and those indulging in arson "can be identified by their clothes".

"The Congress and its allies are stoking fire over the Citizenship Act, but people of northeast have rejected violence," he said during an election rally here."The country is watching; people's faith has been cemented in Modi after the Bill was cleared by Parliament. Their (Opposition) actions reflect that the decision to pass Citizenship (Amendment) Bill in Parliament is 1,000 per cent correct," the prime minister said.

Protests have been raging against the law in northeast and West Bengal, where several railway stations, trains and buses were set afire by mobs over the last two days."People who are setting fire (to property) can be seen on TV... They can be identified by the clothes they are wearing," he said without elaborating.

Condemning the overseas protests held by Congress, he said, "For the first time, the Congress did what Pakistanis has been doing for long."A large number of people had gathered outside the Indian High Commission in London on Saturday to protest the amended Act and what they branded as Modi government's "failures".

"You will be surprised at the events that had unfolded near the Indian High Commission in London after the verdict was announced on Ram Janmabhoomi and the abrogation of Article 370. People from Pakistan, those settled in London, had staged demonstrations outside our embassy," he said."Did any Indian stage demonstration near the Embassy? If there is any issue, a person goes to the Embassy, meets the officials, who then send the documents to the central government," Modi explained...Read More

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Delhi Assembly Elections: A cliffhanger

Predicting poll outcomes by all accounts is a perilous job. Elections are analysed on past trends. Electorates have proven wiser than pundits more often. They aren't prisoners of the past, as they script history elections after elections. Amid the maddening electioneering, data stay firm with serenity, inviting political strategists to steer narratives to help their masters for smart politics. Data for Delhi suggest the air in the city smells of a cliffhanger of the poll outcome.

THE ruling Aam Admi Party (AAP) had weaved a magical spell in 2015. Political rivals of the incumbent chief minister Arvind Kejriwal were left shell-shocked with the final scoreboard. That was 67-3 and a naught for the Congress. The BJP had the worst tally. The saffron outfit still bears the taunt. Climbing from an abyss like situation of the single digit figure five years ago to go past the half way mark of 35 would indeed be an unprecedented somersault. For AAP, it will equally be the groundswell of popular anger to slump from the level of 67 to 30s or less would be quite a fall with thud.

The AAP isn't just another political outfit. The party was born after Anna Hazare made the political air of Delhi pregnant with negativism during 2012-13. Negativism midwifed anarchism. Kejriwal proved an undisputed icon of the politics of anarchism. His foes were left guilt-stricken, as they bent backwards to prove their credentials of honesty and probity in public life. They vowed to innovate and herald an honest and people friendly governance. The tribe of Sheila Dikshit, Harsh Vardhan and Kiran Bedi searched for wood when their boats had already sunk.  

The 2015 scoreboard read: AAP 54.3 per cent vote share and 67 Assembly seats; BJP 32.3 per cent vote share and 3 Assembly seats; and the Congress 9.7 per cent vote share and zero Assembly seats.

But that wasn't the maiden electoral venture of AAP in politics. Kejriwal cut off his umbilical chord with his godfather Anna Hazare to contest the December 2013 Assembly polls. The cadre of the AAP wasn't yet properly built. The party was still sloganeering.

The 2013 scoreboard read: AAP 29.5 per cent vote share and 28 Assembly seats; BJP 33 per cent vote share and 31 Assembly seats; and the Congress 24.6 per cent vote share and eight Assembly seats.

In span of a few months, Kejriwal built the cadre for AAP, with donations pouring from the affluent class within the country and abroad, helping him to maintain an army of well paid functionaries. With the likes of Kumar Vishwas, Prashant Bhushan, Yogendra Yadav leading the most vicious attacks on the mainstream political parties, Kejriwal strode as the alternative politics warrior, swearing to slay the rivals in the electoral battlefield. The Congress fell for the trap, and helped Kejriwal become chief minister. That bloated the persona of Kejriwal further, and soon he didn't need the Congress crutches. He read the politics well, and played the victim card to the hilt.

People flocked to Kejriwal, with 54.3 per cent vote share in 2015. His rivals turned into pygmies. The new political icon was born. But within a few months, drift set in the Kejriwal camp, as all those who bloated him into an extraordinary exponent of alternative politics parted ways after much breast-beating.

TWO years later, the AAP faced the litmus test to repeat the magical spell of 2015. The BJP had been in power in the municipal corporation of Delhi for a decade, completing two full terms. The AAP cadre was mobilised to oust the BJP from the MCD, which, incidentally, has over 90 per cent connect with the people on a daily basis. The BJP was up against significant anti-incumbency. The BJP chief Amit Shah sought shelter in simple strategy; he just told the incumbent Councillors that they should climb the political ladder and focus on contesting the next Assembly elections. The BJP fielded fresh crop of the party workers.

The 2017 municipal elections' scoreboard read: AAP 26 per cent vote share and 49 seats; BJP 37 per cent vote share and 181 seats; and the Congress 21 per cent vote share and 31 seats.    

From 54.3 per cent vote share in 2015, AAP came down to 26 per cent; the BJP after staying firm with 33 per cent (2013) and 32.3 per cent (2015) rose to 37 per cent; and the Congress made a smart recovery from an embarrassing 9.7 per cent (2015) to 21 per cent.

In 2017 again the AAP got another jolt. The outfit had found fertile ground in Punjab, and was seen on course to wrest power from Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD)-BJP combine. The Delhi drift had its own parallel in Punjab for AAP. The Congress' old horse Captain Amarinder Singh strode high to leave AAP huffing and puffing at distant second.            

PEOPLE undeniably have made distinctions between local and national elections. Chhatishgarh, Odisha and Jharkhand have shown that the electorate can with ease make distinct choices in Lok Sabha and Assembly elections. In Odisha, the electorate cast votes simultaneously for Lok Sabha and Assembly polls, and showed preferences for Narendra Modi in New Delhi and Navin Patnaik in Bhubaneshwar.  

Still, the data are significant, for Delhi appears on a certain course. The BJP swept the Lok Sabha elections in Delhi, with the perfect scoreboard of 7-0. The 2019 endorsed the previous scorecard, with scales going higher.

The 2014 scoreboard read: AAP 32.90 per cent vote share and zero seat; BJP 46.40 per cent vote share and seven Lok Sabha seats; and the Congress 15.10 per cent vote share and zero seat.

The BJP had seen a negative swing of about 14 per cent in the 2015 Assembly elections. The AAP correspondingly registered over 21 per cent of positive swing, mostly gaining at the expense of the Congress.  

The 2019 scoreboard read: AAP 18 per cent vote share and zero seat; BJP 56.58 per cent vote share and seven Lok Sabha seats; and the Congress 18 per cent vote share and zero seat.

For BJP, the scores in recent elections are 33 per cent (2013), 46.40 per cent (2014), 32.3 per cent (2015), 37 per cent (2017), 56.58 per cent (2019). In the five recent polls, the BJP hasn't gone down 32.3 per cent even when the party arguably shot in the foot by fielding an ex-cop Kiran Bedi in 2015.

The AAP in contrast has seen wild swing of vote share from 18 per cent (2019) to 54.3 per cent in 2015. The graph is surely not steady. The AAP, in fact, came third in 2019.

The 2015 elections in Delhi was a watershed moment. The BJP saw 14 per cent vote share knocked away in the face of the magical spell of AAP. Delhi was high on romance in 2015. The level of romance was two per cent higher in 2019, with adoration for a different entity.

The BJP's worst case scenario could be another 14 per cent drift, which may leave the saffron outfit still with 42 per cent popular votes. To level, the AAP will need 24 per cent of the positive swing from 2019. And, that would surely be reckoned a daunting task.    

Delhi may throw a tantalizingly cliffhanger election outcome on February 11.

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Jharkhand election results: No CM has won twice. Will Raghubar Das break the curse?

The voters of Jharkhand are specified it's ne'er allowed a CM to possess a repeat term.

No former Jharkhand CM has been ready to break this record. that's why it's currently on BJP's Raghubar Das to vary the state's existing choice patterns. As incumbent Jharkhand chief minister, Raghubar Das is tasked with breaking a curse -- one not broken by any Jharkhand CM within the nineteen years since the state initial came No former Jharkhand CM has been ready to break this record. that's why it's currently on BJP's Raghubar Das to vary the state's existing choice patterns. In the 2014 Jharkhand elections, Raghubar Das had won the Jamshedpur East seat by nearly seventy,000 votes. It has been nineteen years since the state of Jharkhand was fashioned in 2000. during this period, Jharkhand has seen 3 assembly elections and a politically turbulent Jharkhand has seen six CMs lead the state. The voters of Jharkhand are specified it's ne'er allowed a CM to possess a repeat term. Babulal Marandi, Arjun Munda, Shibu Soren, Madhu Koda, Hemant Soren, and Raghubar Das are nonappointive as chief ministers of Jharkhand within the past. Now, the fourth assembly elections square measure being command in Jharkhand in 2019. When Jharkhand was sculpted out of Bihar on November fifteen, 2000, the state's assembly was fashioned by dividing the then Bihar assembly. On August twenty-seven, 2008, incumbent Jharkhand CM Madhu Koda resigned from his post and so Jharkhand Mukti Morcha chief Shibu Soren became the CM of Jharkhand. As per constitutional provisions, Soren had six months to induce nonappointive to the state assembly. Soren contested from the Tamar seat within the later bypolls. He was defeated by Jharkhand Party's Raja Peter by eight,973 votes. wherever Raja Peter got thirty-four,127 votes, Soren managed to win solely twenty-five,154 votes and had to resign from the CM post. Raja Peter is once more contesting elections from the Tamar seat. The 2014 Jharkhand elections tried to be Associate in Nursing electoral wave for four past CMs. In 2014, the primary CM of Jharkhand Babulal Marandi contested from 2 seats -- Dhanwar and Giridih however lost from each. In Giridih, he lost to BJP candidate Nirbhay Shahabadhi by nearly thirty-one,000 votes, whereas in Dhanwar he lost to CPI(ML)'s rule, Kumar Yadav. Marandi is once more contesting from the Dhanwar seat. Union minister Arjun Munda may be a three-time Jharkhand CM however in 2014 he faced defeat on the Kharsawan seat. He lost to JMM's Dashrath Gagrai by nearly twelve,000 votes.

Jharkhand election results: No CM has won twice. Will Raghubar Das break the curse? Former CM Madhu Koda conjointly lost from the Majhgaon -- wherever he was defeated by the JMM's Niral Party. Hemant Soren, despite being the incumbent Jharkhand CM also as JMM chief, lost within the 2014 state elections. whereas he won from the Barhait seat however he was defeated by BJP's Louis Marandi in Dumka. He is once more contesting from Dumka and Bahrain. If electoral trends in Jharkhand square measure seen, gift CM Raghubar Das faces a huge challenge. he's contesting against a former member of his own cupboard -- Sarayu Rai on the Jamshedpur East seat. to boot, Das conjointly has stiff competition from Congress's instigative interpreter Gourabh Vallabh. Jamshedpur East is primarily Associate in Nursing urban seat and is taken into account to be a BJP defense. Raghubar Das has been triumphant from the body since 1995. when winning 5 times, he's attempting his luck for the sixth time. He faces a twin challenge -- to win his own seat also as bring the BJP back to power. Read the full article

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झारखंड चुनाव 2019:  जब भाजपा ने पहले वित्त मंत्री का भी काट दिया टिकट

झारखंड चुनाव 2019:  जब भाजपा ने पहले वित्त मंत्री का भी काट दिया टिकट

झारखंड के पहले वित्त मंत्री और भाजपा के वरिष्ठ नेता मृगेंद्र प्रताप सिहं का जब साल 2005 के विधानसभा चुनाव में भाजपा से टिकट कटा था, तब वह तड़प उठे थे। पार्टी के इस फैसले से अंदर से वह बुरी तरह टूट गए… Source link