Tag: Rajasthan election 2023

Hadoti stood with the BJP, winning 11 out of 17 seats.

Hadoti stood with the BJP. In the Hadoti region, the BJP maintained its dominance by securing victory in 11 out of 17 seats. Moreover, the party managed to snatch one more seat from Congress, further consolidating its hold in the area.

Hadoti region includes Kota district, Bundi district, Jhalawar district and Baran district of Rajasthan State.

Hadoti election results highlights

The vote counting began at 8 am amid rain. The workers’ enthusiasm appeared to fluctuate with the trends. By 1.30 pm, the situation on 17 seats of Hadoti was almost clear.

Like every time, former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje’s victory from Jhalrapatan in the Jhalawar district was one-sided.

But it was surprising that the Khanpur seat in the Jhalawar district went to Congress candidate Suresh Gurjar. This breach in the BJP stronghold area has great significance.

In Kota district, the situation of maximum drama was in Kota North. Shanti Dhariwal, a minister of the Congress government, kept moving up and down in trends. Ultimately he won the fort by 2486 votes. The eyes of the entire city were fixed on Dhariwal who was seeking votes based on development. Congress also broke the myth of victory once and defeat once.

Another interesting seat was of Pipalda, where Youth Congress candidate Chetan Patel won. Here his good image defied caste equations.

Sandeep Sharma of BJP won in Kota South. The election pundits kept saying that there would be a tough fight with Rakhi Gautam of Congress but Sharma won with more votes than last time.

As expected, Sangod, Ramganjmandi and Ladpura remained in BJP’s bag.

However, in Ladpura the matter had earlier become triangular, which the BJP took over at the last moment. At the same time, Congress leader Pankaj Mehta joining BJP also caused a loss to Congress here.

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The results of Baran and Bundi were surprising

While the BJP was wiped out in Bundi, the Congress was wiped out in Baran.

The defeat of Pramod Jain Bhaya was shocking. Bhaya was a strong Congress candidate.

Minister Ashok Chandna again won from the seat of Hindauli in Bundi District.

District-wise results of the Hadoti Region

As compared to the previous elections, Congress lost one seat in Hadoti. Congress had 7 seats in Hadoti in the last elections, this time Congress could win only 6 seats.

District	Seats	BJP	Congress
Kota	6	4	2
Bundi	3	0	3
Jhalawar	4	3	1
Baran	4	4	0
Total	17	11	06

District-wise results of the Hadoti region

List of Winning Candidates in the Hadoti Region

Here is the list of the winning candidates in the Hadoti region.

Kota District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Kota North	Shanti Dhariwal	Congress	2,486
Kota South	Sandeep Sharma	BJP	11,962
Ladpura	Kalpana Devi	BJP	25,522
Ramganj Mandi	Madan Dilawar	BJP	18,422
Sangod	Hira Lal Nagar	BJP	25,623
Pipalda	Chetan Patel	Congress	21,005

Bundi District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Bundi	Hari Mohan Sharma	Congress	18,814
Hindoli	Ashok	Congress	45,004
Keshoraipatan	Chunnilal C.L. Premi Bairwa	Congress	17,087

Jhalawar District election results

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Jhalarapatan	Vasundhara Raje	BJP	53,193
Khanpur	Suresh Gurjar	Congress	8,425
Manohar Thana	Govind Prasad	BJP	24,865
Dag	Kaluram	BJP	22,261

Baran District election results

Finally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting in Baran, just a few days before voting, changed the atmosphere. BJP won all the seats in Baran District.

Constituency	Winner	Party	Margin
Baran-Atru	Radhye Shyam Bairwa	BJP	19,754
Anta	Kanwar lal	BJP	5,861
Chabra	Pratap Singh Shingvi	BJP	5,108
Kishanganj	Lalit Meena	BJP	22,281

Kota South, Sandeep Sharma (BJP) won by 11962 votes

December 4, 2023

High Voting Percentage in the Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023.

Voting Percentage was 74.96% in the Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023. On Saturday, voters cast their votes for the formation of the sixteenth in Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023. Voting passed peacefully with minor incidents. A complaint of aerial firing was also received at one place.

The process of collecting EVMs at the district headquarters continued till late at night. According to the Election Commission, the final voting figures will be revealed after the completion of the EVM collection work. In some places, there were complaints of EVM and VVPAT malfunctioning, which were replaced by the Commission. Complaints of boycott of voting were also received at about six places in Sikar, Bassi etc. Voting time ended at 6 pm, but due to queues of voters at many places, they were taken inside the booth campus and voted till night. The final voting figures were not released till late at night.

Voting Percentage increased over time.

In the below table, we can see how the voting percentage increased over time during the election. The pace of voting started to increase after the voting started at 7 am.

Time Voting Percentage
9 o’clock 9.77%
11 o’clock 24.63%
1 o’clock 40.27%
3 o’clock 55.63%
5 o’clock 68.24%

This time the voting process for 199 assembly seats of the state was started at 7 am and the pace of voting remained fast. Till 9 am, 9.77% of voters had cast more votes as compared to 6.21% in the last election. The pace increased in the afternoon and a crowd gathered at the polling stations leading to confrontation.

Highlights of voting for Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023

Incidents of stone pelting also took place between supporters of both parties during voting in Dholpur, Sikar and Taraganar of Churu district. However, there is no news of voting being affected anywhere.

The election was not held on a seat. The election process was postponed due to the death of a candidate in the Srikaranpur assembly constituency.

Live webcasting of the voting process was done at 26 thousand 393 polling stations including 12 thousand 433 sensitive and highly sensitive polling stations of the state.

Newly married people, women, youth and disabled people participated enthusiastically in the voting. In the state, more than 61 thousand older citizens above 80 years of age and disabled people had earlier voted from home. Voting was held in 199 out of 200 assembly seats in the state.

Voting even at a height of 5 thousand feet

For the first time, a polling station was built at Shergaon in Abu-Pindwara assembly constituency of Sirohi district at an altitude of 4 thousand 921 feet. To reach here the polling party had to walk about 17 kilometres from the “Guru Shikhar”. There was a lot of enthusiasm among the local villagers regarding voting at this centre.

Names removed from voter lists

At many polling stations in the districts including the capital Jaipur, the common people also complained about the deletion of names from the voter list. People arrived with identity cards to cast their votes but were not allowed to vote as their names were not on the voter list. In such a situation, people also protested in some places.

November 26, 2023
Voting Day Today for the Rajasthan State Assembly

Voting day today for the Rajasthan state assembly. 5.26 crore voters will decide the fate of 1863 candidates including 182 women candidates.

Today on the 25th November 20203 Saturday, voters in 199 assembly constituencies in the Rajasthan state will decide the fate of candidates.

On Friday, workers of political parties went door-to-door to convince the voters. Concurrently, the personnel conducting pooling reached the polling stations and started decorating them.

Before starting voting on Saturday morning, EVMs and VVPATs have been checked by conducting a mock poll. After that, the mock polled votes were deleted from the EVMs.

Voting will start at 7 in the morning and will continue till 6 in the evening. Voters who will reach the centres before 6 P.M. will be able to exercise their rights.

The Election Department has considered 9 thousand out of 36 thousand areas of the state as sensitive. Adequate security arrangements have been made and observers will also keep a watch. Apart from these, the arrangements at almost half of the polling centres of the state will also be monitored through webcasting.

The Election Commission will endeavour to ensure record voting, home voting, voting of polling personnel and essential service employees has already been done. The figure of this voting is 3 lakh 89 thousand 435. Apart from this, 142221 ballot papers have been issued for service voters deployed in defence and other services.

Highlights of Voting Day Today.

On voting day today 5 crore 26 lakh 90 thousand 146 voters will use their rights. Moreover, 22,61,008 are new voters and 1,70,99,334 voters are in the age group of 18 to 30.

On voting day 2 lakh 74 thousand 846 polling personnel and 6247 sector officers deployed for monitoring. Moreover, 1,02,290 police, home guard soldiers and 700 companies of RAC-CAPF for security are been deployed.

A total of 51,507 polling stations at 36,101 locations are been selected for polling day today. Out of this 10,501 are in urban and 41,006 in rural areas. Moreover, 65,277 ballot units, 62,372 control units and 67,580 VVPAT machines will be used for the polling day.

For the election day, 3 flying squads and 3 SST teams are deployed in each assembly constituency.

A total of 41,224 big and small vehicles were acquired for voting day today.

November 25, 2023
Today PM Modi is coming to Kota

Today PM Modi is coming to Kota. He will hold public meetings in Kota and Anta. Then PM Modi will hold a road show in Jaipur at 6 pm. At this time PM Narendra Modi is on the Rajasthan tour. His visit is to support BJP candidates in Rajasthan Election 2023.

BJP’s Rajasthan unit in-charge Prahlad Joshi said that this will be our biggest public meeting in the history of Kota. People from 9 assembly seats of Kota and Bundi are expected to attend the public meeting to be held at Kota Dussehra ground. This Meeting will start at around 2 P.M. Joshi further said, that wherever the Prime Minister is going, we are getting more positive reactions than expected from the public. In addition, Joshi inspected the preparations for the Prime Minister’s public meetings.

PM Modi’s road show in Jaipur

The road map of this roadshow is to cover four minority-dominated seats out of 8 assembly seats of Jaipur city.

Earlier preparations for PM Narendra Modi’s roadshow to be held in Jaipur on Tuesday have been completed. The security arrangements are ready. Moreover, soldiers are keeping an eye on every corner.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow will start from Sanganeri Gate at 6 pm and end at Pashchim Mukhi Hanuman temple. Additionally, there is a Pashchim Mukhi statue of Hanuman Ji in the temple located at Sanganeri Gate in Jaipur. This temple was built by Raja Jai Singh of Amer. At the same time, Hanuman Ji has been installed as a protector inside the temple.

Then PM Modi will ride in the chariot and go through Bapu Bazaar, Nehru Bazaar, Kishanpole Bazaar, Chhoti Chaupar, Tripolia Bazaar, Badi Chaupar and Johri Bazaar and end the roadshow at the Pashchim Mukhi Hanuman Temple. This roadshow will be about 5 kilometres long. Bharatiya Janata Party is trying to give a big message through this roadshow starting from religious places in minority-dominated areas. On Monday, PM Narendra Modi conducted a three-and-a-half km long road show in Bikaner.

PM Modi’s eyes on BJP’s stronghold Jaipur city

In Jaipur city elections 2018, Congress swept 5 out of 8 seats. In this, Congress captured Hawamahal, Kishanpole, Adarshnagar, Civil Lines and Jhotwara assembly. At the same time, the BJP hoisted its saffron flag on Sanganer, Malviya Nagar and Vidyadhar Nagar seats. The impact of PM Modi’s roadshow will be mainly seen in Hawamahal, Kishanpol and Adarshnagar assembly seats which are minority-dominated seats.

November 21, 2023
Reach Jaipur to Delhi in just two hour

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said the Electric Cable Highway is being built between Jaipur and Delhi. One can reach Jaipur from Delhi in two hours through this proposed highway.

He said that construction of overbridges is going on between Jaipur to Delhi road and on Kishangarh-Jaipur road. Additionally, a new highway is being built on one side of Dausa. Moreover, an electric cable highway is being built between Delhi and Jaipur. One can reach Jaipur to Delhi in two hours through this proposed highway. Furthermore, this journey will be 30% cheaper. He said that in five years the country will see vehicles powered by electric, ethanol and hydrogen.

What is an electric cable highway?

An electric cable highway is a road that supplies electricity to vehicles travelling on it. The electricity can be supplied through overhead power lines or power lines set into grooves in the road. Electric highways are an energy-efficient option. They can also reduce travel time.

India’s first electric highway is being developed between Sohna and Jaipur on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. The highway will initially be used for bus operations, but may later allow commercial trucks.

Jaipur to Delhi in two hours Nitin Gadkari said in a public meeting.

BJP’s star campaigner and Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Thursday addressed a public meeting at Gandhi Path in support of BJP candidate Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore from Jhotwara assembly constituency.

Gadkari said in the public meeting in support of BJP candidate Rathod that the country will develop only when Rajasthan develops. BJP is not a party of any family but of workers. The country has to be made self-reliant and only BJP can fulfill this dream.

At the same time, an attempt was made to woo the voters by holding a road show in support of BJP candidate Diya Kumari from Vidyadhar Nagar.

Gadkari held an 8 km long road show at 4.30 pm supporting BJP candidate Diya Kumari from Vidyadhar Nagar. The roadshow started at Parshuram Circle and passed through Murlipura and Nadi Ka Phatak, ending at Nadi Ka Phatak at 6:30 pm. Finally, after reaching the Nadi Ka Phatak, the roadshow turned into a meeting. In the meeting, Nitin Gadkari targeted Congress in his familiar style and appealed to make Diya Kumari victorious. BJP workers also showered flowers during the roadshow.

November 17, 2023

List of candidates for all 200 seats in Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023.

The list of candidates for all the 200 assembly seats of Rajasthan is finalised with the withdrawal of nominations on Thursday. The picture of the candidates facing each other is clear now.

There will be an interesting contest with more than two strong candidates in many seats.

Along with BJP-Congress, independent candidates and other parties are contesting on many seats. Congress and BJP are also afraid of conflict due to the persistence of rebels in many places.

Now that the match has been decided, the publicity will gain momentum. After Diwali, there will be public meetings and road shows of big leaders in the state.

A five-cornered contest is being seen in the Shiv assembly constituency.

Below is the complete list of candidates from the BJP, Congress and other parties contesting in all 200 constituencies.

List of Candidates

Constituency	BJP	Congress	Others	Number of Candidates
Sadulshahr	Guruveer Singh Barar	Jagdish Jangid	Om Bishnoi Congress (Independent)	10
Shree Ganganagar	Jaydeep Bhihanni	Ankur Miglani	Aruna Chandak (IND)	15
Shree Karanpur	Surendra Pal Singh TT	Gurmeet Singh Kunner	Prithvi Pal Singh Sandhu (AAP)	12
Suratgarh	Rampratap Kasnia	Dungarram Gaidar	Rajendra Badhur(Independent) Prithviraj Meel (JJP)
Rai Singh Nagar (Reserved)	Balveer Luthra	Sohan Nayak	Sheopat Meghwal (CPM)	12
Anupgarh (Reserved)	Shantosh Bawari	Shimla Nayak	Shimla Bawari (Independent)	7
Sangria	Gurdeep Shahpini	Abhimanyu Punia	Ganesh Raj Bansal (IND)	13
Hanumangarh	Amit Sahu	Vinod Kumar		13
Pillibanga	Dharmendra Mochi	Vinod Ghotwal		6
Nohar	Abhishek Matoriya	Amit Chachan		9
Bhadra	Sanjeev Beniwal	Ajeet Beniwal	Balwan Punia (CPM)	10
Khajuwala	Vishwanath Meghwal	Govindram Meghwal		8
Bikaner West	Jethanand Vyas	Bullakidas Kalla		11
Bikaner East	Siddhi Kumari	Yashpal Gehlot		13
Koylat	Anshuman Singh Bhatti	Bhanwar Singh Bhatti	Ranwatram Panwar (RLP)	6
Lunkaransher	Summit Godhara	Dr Rajendra Mund	Virendra Beniwal (IND) Prabhudayal Saraswat (IND)
Shree Dungargarh	Tarachand Saraswat	Manglaram Godhara	Girdhari Mahiya (CPM)	14
Nokha	Biharilal Bhisnoi	Sushila Dudi	K.L.Jhanwar (Vikas Munch)	14
Sadulpur	Sumitra Choudhary	Krishna Punia	Manoj Nayangli (BSP)	12
Taranagar	Rajendra Rathore	Narendra Budaniya		9
Sardarshahr	Rajkumar Rindawan	Anil Sharma	R.R.Choudhari (IND)	6
Churu	Harlal Saharan	Rafiq Mandolia		10
Ratangarh	Abhinesh Maharishi	Pusaram Godhara		11
Sujangarh(SC)	Shantosh	Manoj Meghwal		8
Pilani	Rajesh Dhahiya	Pitram Kalla	Kailash Meghwal (IND)	8
Surajgarh	Santosh Ahllawat	Sarvan Kumar		11
Jhunjhunu	Nishit Kumar	Brijendra Olla	Rajendra Bhambhu (IND)	9
Mandava	Narendra Kumar Khichad	Rita Choudhary		12
Navalgarh	Vikram Singh Jhakhal	Rajkumar Sharma		13
Udaipurvati	Shubhkaran Choudhary	Bhagwana Ram Saini	Rajendra Gudda (Shiv Sena)	9
Khetri	Dharampal Gurjar	Manisha Gurjar	Manoj Ghumaria (BSP)	9
Fatehpur	Sarvan Choudhary	Hakam Ali Khan	Nandkishore Mehriya (JJP) Madhusudan Bhinda
Laxmangarh	Subhash Mehriya	Govind Singh Dotasara		10
Ghod(SC)	Gordhan Verma	Jagdish Danodiya	Pemaram (CPM) Mahesh Mordiya (RLP)
Sikar	Ratan Jaldhari	Rajendra Pareek	Tarachand Ghayal	16
Dantaramgarh	Gajanand Kumawat	Virendra Singh	Amara Ram (CPM) Rita Singh (JJP)
Khandela	Subhash Meel	Mahadev Singh Khandela	Bansidhar Bajiya	10
Neemkathana	Prem Singh Bajor	Suresh Modi		11
Shrimadhopur	Jhabar Singh Khrra	Deepdra Singh Shekhawat		9
Kotputli	Hansraj Patel	Rajendra Yadav	Mukesh Goyal (IND)	9
Viratnagar	Kuldeep Dhankad	Inderaraj Gurjar	Bhim Sahan (IND) Ramchandra Saradhana (ASP)
Shahapura	Upen Yadav	Manish Yadav	Alok Beniwal (IND)	6
Chomu	Ramlal Verma	Dr Shikha Meel Barala	Chutan Yadav (RLP) Kailash Saini (BSP)
Phulera	Nirmal Kumawat	Vidhyadhar Singh Choudhary		8
Dudu	Dr Premchand Berwa	Babulal Nagar		4
Jhotwara	Rajvardhan Singh	Abhishek Choudhary		18
Aamer	Satish Punia	Prashant Sharma		15
Jamvaramgarh	Mahendarpal Meena	Gopal Lal Meena		8
Hawamahal	Balmukandacharya	R.R.Tiwari		10
Vidhyadhar Nagar	Diyakumari	Sitaram Aggarwal		13
Civil Lines	Gopal Sharma	Pratap Singh Khachariyavas		10
Kishenpool	Chandramanohar	Amin Kagaji		8
Aadarsh Nagar	Ravi Nayyer	Rafiq Khan		14
Malviya Nagar	Kalicharan Sharaf	Archana Sharma		10
Sanganer	Bhajanlal	Pushpendra Bharadwaj		16
Bagru	Kailash Verma	Ganga Devi		12
Bassi	Chandramohan Meena	Laxman Meena	Jitendra Meena (IND) Anju Khangwal (IND)
Chaksu	Ramvtaar Berwa	Vedprakash Solanki		5
Tijara	Baba Balaknath	Imran Khan		12
Kishangarhbaas	Ramhet Yadav	Deepchand Kheria	Simrat Sandhu (BSP)	9
Mundawar	Manjeet Choudhary	Lalit Yadav	Anjali Yadav (ASP)	10
Behrood	Dr Jaswant Singh Yadav	Sanjay Yadav	Baljeet Yadav	7
Bansur	Devi Singh Shekhawat	Shukuntela Rawat		5
Thanagaji	Hem Singh Bhdana	Kanti Prasad Meena		14
Alwar Gramin	Jayram Jhatav	Tikaram Juli		7
Alwar City	Sanjay Sharma	Ajay Aggarwal		7
Ramgarh	Jay Ahuja	Zuber Khan	Sukhvant Singh (IND)	16
Rajgarh-Laxmangarh	Banna Ram Meena	Mange Lal Meena	Johari Lal Meena (IND)	17
Kathumar	Ramesh Khichi	Sanjana Jatav	Mangalram Koli (IND)	9
Kaman	Noksham Choudhary	Jahida Khan		12
Nagar	Jawahar Singh Bedam	Vajib Ali		8
Deeg-Kumher	Dr Shailesh Singh	Vishvendra Singh		8
Bharatpur	Vijay Bansal	Dr Subhash Garg		11
Nadbai	Jagat Singh	Jogendra Singh Awana		16
Vair	Bahadur Singh Kolli	Bhajanlal Jatav		7
Bayana	Bacchu Singh Bansiwal	Amar Singh Jatav	Dr Reetu Benawat (IND)	11
Besedi(SC)	Sukhram Koli	Sanjay Jatav		8
Baddi	Giriraj Singh Malinga	Prasant Parmar	Jaswant Singh Gujjar (BSP)	10
Dholpur	Dr Shivcharan Kushwah	Shobharani Kushwah	Ritesh Sharma (BSP)	12
Rajakheda	Nirja Sharma	Rohit Bohra		7
Todabheem	Ramniwas Meena	Ghanshyam Mehar		7
Hindaun	Rajkumari Jatav	Anita Jatav	Brijesh Jatav (BSP)	9
Karauli	Darshan Singh Gujjar	Lakhan Singh Meena	Ravindra Meena (BSP)	11
Sapotra	Hansraj Meena	Ramesh Chand Meena	Vijay Kumar (BSP)	9
Bandikui	Bhagchand Tankda	Gajraj Khatana		10
Mahuwa	Rajendra Meena	Omprakash Hudla		12
Sikrai	Vikram Bansiwal	Mamta Bhupesh		9
Dousa	Shankerlal Sharma	Murarilal Meena		9
Lalshot	Rambilas Meena	Parsadilal Meena		3
Gangapur City	Mansingh Gujjar	Ramkesh Meena	C.L.Saini (IND)	16
Bamanvas	Rajendra Meena	Indra Meena		5
Swai Madhopur	Dr Karordi Lal	Danish Abrar	Asha Meena (IND)	13
Khandar	Jitendra Gothwal	Ashok Berwa		8
Malpura	Kanahiya Lal Choudary	Ghansilal Choudary		5
Niwai	Ramsahay Verma	Prashant Berwa	Prahalad Narayan (RLP)	10
Tonk	Ajeet Mehta	Sachin Pilot		8
Deoli-Uniyara	Vijay Bainsla	Harish Meena		14
Kishengarh	Bhagirath Choudary	Vikas Choudary	Suresh Tak (IND)	12
Pushkar	Suresh Rawat	Nassem Akhtar	Ashok Rawat (RLP) Shree Gopal Baheti
Ajmer North	Vasudev Devnani	Mahendra Singh Relawat	Gyanchand Saraswat (IND)	15
Ajmer South	Anita Bhadel	Dourapti Koli		9
Nasirabad	Ramswaroop Lamba	Shivprakash Gujjar		10
Beawar	Shankar Singh Rawat	Paras Jain	Inder Singh Bagawas, Manoj Chouhan (IND)
Masuda	Virendra Singh Kanawat	Rakesh Parikh	Wajid Cheeta (BSP)	9
Kekedi	Shatrughan Goutam	Dr Raghu Sharma		8
Ladnu	Karni Singh	Mukesh Bhakar		4
Didwana	Jitendra Singh Jodha	Chetan Singh Choudary	Younas Khan (IND)	8
Jayal	Manju Vaghmar	Manju Meghwal	B.L.Bhatti (RLP)	9
Nagaur	Jyoti Mirdha	Harendra Mirdha	Habibur Rehman (IND)	10
Khinvasar	Rewatram Danga	Tejpal Mirdha	Hanuman Beniwal (RLP)	7
Merta	Laxmanram Meghwal	Shivratan Valmiki	Indra Devi (RLP)	6
Degana	Ajay Singh	Vijaypal Mirdha		13
Makrana	Sumita Bhinchar	Zakhir Hussain		10
Parbatsar	Mansingh Kinsaria	Ramniwas Ghavdiya	Laccharam Badara (RLP)	5
Nawan	Vijay Singh Choudary	Mahendra Singh Choudary		9
Jaitaran	Avinash Gehlot	Surendra Goyal	Dilip (ASP), Yogi Laxmannath (IND)
Sojat	Shobha Chouhan	Niranjan Arya		12
Pali	Ghyanchand Parakh	Bhimraj Bhatti		7
Marwar Junction	Kesaram	Khusveer Singh		9
Bali	Pushpendra Singh	Badriram Jhakhad		9
Sumerpur	Joraram Kumawat	Hari Shanker Mewara		7
Phalodi	Pabbaram Bishnoi	Prakash Chhangani		10
Lohavat	Gajendra Singh Khinvasar	Kishenaram Bishnoi	Satyanarayan Bishnoi (RLP)	7
Shergarh	Babusingh Rathore	Meena Kanwar		8
Ossian	Bheraram Seyol	Divya Maderna		6
Bhopalgarh	Kamsa Meghwal	Geeta Barwad	Pukhraj Garg (RLP)	6
Sardapura	Prof. Mahendra Rathore	Ashok Gehlot		10
Jodhpur City	Atul Bhansali	Manisha Panwar		10
Sursagar	Devendra Joshi	Shahzad Khan		14
Lunni	Jogaram Patel	Mehandra Bhisnoi		5
Bilada	Arjun Lal Garg	Mohan Lal Kataria		6
Jaisalmer	Chotu Singh	Rupa Ram		9
Pokaran	Pratap Puri	Shale Mohamad		6
Shiv	Sawroop Singh	Amina Khan	R.Bhatti (IND), Fateh Khan (IND), Jalam Singh (RLP)
Barmer	Deepak Kadvasara	Mewaram Jain	Priyanka Choudary (IND)	9
Bayatu	Balaram Choudary	Harish Choudary	Umaidaram (RLP)	9
Pachpadara	Arun Kumar	Madan Prajapat		10
Siwana	Hamirsingh Bhayal	Manvendra Singh	Sunil Parihar (IND)	11
Gudamalani	K.K.Bhisnoi	Sonaram Choudary		9
Chauhton	Aduram Meghwal	Padmaram Meghwal	Tarunrai Kaga (RLP)	5
Aahor	Chhagan Singh	Saroj Choudary		14
Jalore	Jogeshwer Garg	Ramila Meghwal	Ramlal Meghwal (IND), Pawani Yogi (IND)
Bhinmal	Puraram	Sammerjeet Singh		6
Sanchor	Devji Patel	Sukhram Vishnoi	Jeevaram Choudary (IND), Shamsher Ali (BSP)
Raniwada	Narayan Singh	Ratan Devashi		9
Sirohi	Otaram Devashi	Sanyam Lodha		9
Pindwana-Abu	Samaram Garacia	Lilaram Garacia		6
Revdar	Jagsiram Koli	Motiram Koli		6
Gogunda	Prataplal Bheel	Dr Mangilal Garacia		8
Jhadol	Babulal Kharadi	Hiralal Darangi		9
Kherwada	Nanalal Aahari	Dr Dayaram Parmar	Vinod Kumar (BSP)	9
Udaipur Gramin	Phool Singh Meena	Dr Vivek Katara		8
Udaipur	Tarachand Jain	Gaurav Valabh		11
Mawali	Krishna Gopal Paliwal	Pushkar Lal Dhangi	Kuldeep Singh (RLP)	10
Vallabnagar	Udhaylal Dhangi	Preeti Shaktawat	Deependra (Janta Sena Raj.)	8
Salumbar	Amritlal Meena	Raghuveer Singh Meena	Jitesh Kumar (BSP)	10
Dhariavad	Kanhaiya Lal Meena	Nagraj Meena	Thawarchand (BSP)	8
Dungarpur (ST)	Bansilal Katara	Ganesh Ghoghra	Kantilal Rot (BSP)	9
Aashpur (ST)	Gopichand Meena	Rakesh Rot	Umesh Meena (BSP)	6
Sagwara (ST)	Shankerlal Dhecha	Kailash Rot	Mohanlal Rot (BSP)	11
Chourasy (ST)	Sushil Katara	Tarachand Bhagora	Rajkumar Rot (BSP), Mahendra Barjod (IND)
Ghatol	Manshanker Ninama	Nanalal Ninama	Ashok Kumar	7
Garhi	Kailash Meena	Shankerlal Charpota	Mannilal (BSP), Vijaypal
Banswara	Dhansingh Rawat	Arjunsingh Bamania		6
Bagidoora	Krishna Katara	Mahendarjeet Singh Malviya	J.K.Patel	5
Kushalgarh	Bheema Damore	Rameela Khadia	Rajendra (BSP), Devchand
Kapasan (SC)	Arjunlal Jinagar	Shankerlal Berwa	Dinesh Bunkar (IND), Aanandi Ram (RLP)
Bengu	Suresh Dhakad	Rajendra Singh Bidhuri		8
Chittorgarh	Narpat Singh Rajvi	Surendra Singh Jadawat	Chandrabhan Singh (IND)	8
Nimbaheda	Shrichand Kirplani	Udhaylal Anjana		10
Badi Sadadi	Goutam Dak	Badrilal Jaat		12
Paratapgarh	Hemant Meena	Ramlal Meena	Mangilal (BSP)	6
Bheem	Hari Singh Chouhan	Sudarshan Singh Rawat		10
Kumbhalgarh	Surendra Singh Rathore	Yogendra Singh Parmar	Anoop Singh (IND), Neeraj Singh Ranawat (IND)
Rajsamand	Deepti Maheshwari	Narayan Singh Bhatti	Dinesh Badala	10
Nathdwara	Vishvraj Singh Mewara	C.P.Joshi		7
Aasind	Jabbar Singh Sankhla	Hamilal Mewara	Dhanraj Gujjar (RLP)	12
Mandal	Udhaylal Bhadana	Ramlal Jaat		5
Sehada	Ladulal Pitliya	Rajendra Trivedi	Badri Jaat (RLP)	7
Bhilwara	Vithal Shanker Awasthi	Om Naraniwal	Ashok Kothari (IND)	12
Shahpura	Lalaram Berwa	Narendra Kumar	Kailash Meghwal (IND)	8
Jhahajpur	Gopichand Meena	Dheeraj Gujjar		7
Mandalgarh	Gopal Khandelwal	Vivek Dhakad		10
Hindoli	Prabhulal Saini	Ashok Chandana		6
Keshavraipatan	Chandrakanta Meghwal	C.L.Premi	Rakesh Boyat (IND)	8
Bundi	Ashok Dogara	Harimohan Sharma	Rupesh Sharma (IND)	12
Pipalda	Prem Ghochar	Chetan Patel		6
Sangod	Hiralal Nagar	Bhanupratap Singh		6
Kota North	Prahlad Gunjal	Shanti Dhariwal		7
Kota South	Sandeep Sharma	Rakhi Goutam		9
Ladpura	Kalpana Devi	Naeemudin Guddu	Bhawani Singh Rajawat	8
Ramganjmandi	Madan Dilawar	Mahendra Rajoria		5
Anta	Kunwarlal Meena	Pramod Jain Bhaya		11
Kishenganj	Lalit Meena	Nirmala Saharia		11
Baran	Radheshyam Berwa	Panachand Meghwal		6
Chabra	Partapsingh Shingvi	Karan Singh Rathore		10
Dug	Kaluram Meghwal	Chetraj Gehlot	Ramchandra Sunariwal (IND)	6
Jhalrapatan	Vasundra Raje	Ramlal Chouhan		4
Khanpur	Narendra Nagar	Suresh Gujjar		6
Manoharthana	Govind Ranipuria	Namichand Meena	Kailash Meena (IND)	7

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November 13, 2023

News Today: Congress releases sixth list, Mahesh Joshi’s ticket cancelled

News today about the Rajasthan assembly election 2023 is that Congress released the sixth list of the candidates. Congress released its sixth list of 23 candidates for the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan late at night on Saturday.

Voting in the state will take place on November 25 and counting of votes is scheduled for December 3. In its new list, the ruling party has announced candidates for key seats including Alwar City, Bhilwara, Hawa Mahal, Pilani-SC, Bharatpur, Malpura, Phalodi and Lohawat.

Congress has now announced candidates for 179 seats with the addition of 23 seats. Of these seats, the party has left the Bharatpur seat for Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD). Congress has cancelled the ticket of minister Mahesh Joshi from Hawamahal and has fielded RR Tiwari in his place.

As of news today Congress has yet to declare candidates for only 21 seats. Jhotwara seat of Jaipur is currently put on hold.

It is noteworthy that on October 31, Congress released the fourth list of 56 candidates. In the fifth list released shortly thereafter, the party had named five more candidates. On October 26, the party announced the names of 19 candidates in its third list. Congress had earlier released two lists for Rajasthan on October 21 and 22 with 33 and 43 candidates respectively. Congress is eyeing the second consecutive term in Rajasthan and for this, the party has launched many schemes related to public welfare in the state and has also announced seven guarantees.

November 5, 2023
Sachin Pilot and Sara Abdullah are Separated.

Sachin Pilot and Sara Abdullah are separated now and this has been confirmed by Sachin Pilot. There have been reports of a rift between Sachin Pilot and Sara Abdullah occasionally. Sara was also not living with Sachin for a long time.

Divorce confirmed in Affidavit

The marriage of Sachin Pilot and Sara Abdullah, who were famous among the love marriages of politicians in the country, has now ended. Former Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot has mentioned this as divorce in the affidavit filed in the nomination papers for the Tonk Assembly. Sara Pilot is the daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah. The two were last seen together in Rajasthan on 17 December 2018. She was present at Pilot’s Deputy Chief Minister oath ceremony along with her two children Aran Pilot and Vihaan Pilot.

However, there have been reports of a rift between Sachin Pilot and Sara occasionally. Sara was also not living with Sachin for a long time. Before this affidavit, the information about divorce was never made public. Now this has been confirmed by the affidavit of the pilot. However, it is not yet clear when the divorce took place between Sachin and Sara.

Sachin Pilot filed his Nomination

Congress candidate from Tonk assembly constituency Sachin Pilot filed his nomination on Tuesday afternoon. Nomination was presented before the Returning Officer in the RO office built in Civil Lines here. A crowd of his supporters also gathered on this occasion. Earlier, Pilot’s nomination rally started from Bhuteshwar Mahadev Temple at around 11.30 in the morning, he prayed for victory by offering prayers in the temple.

In the affidavit, Pilot has written ‘Not Applicable (NA)’ instead of ‘spouse’, whereas as dependent, both his children Aran Pilot and Vihaan Pilot have been written. In the affidavit given in the last assembly elections in 2018, Pilot had written the name of Sara Pilot in the column of the wife’s name. This time, ‘Divorced’ is written in the column of the wife’s name. It is noteworthy that Sachin Pilot is contesting as a Congress candidate for the second time from the Tonk assembly constituency. He had also contested elections from Tonk in 2018 and won. After becoming MLA, he also became the Deputy Chief Minister of the state.

Sachin Pilot has declared total assets worth Rs 5 crore 71 lakh 49 thousand in the affidavit. In this, assets worth Rs 20.18 lakh have been mentioned in the name of son Aran and assets worth Rs 6.34 lakh have been mentioned in the name of Vihaan. He is said to have jewellery worth Rs 87 thousand. There is also no vehicle shown. A loan of Rs 126 lakh is shown in other liabilities. There is agricultural land in his village Kharkali, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Whose market rate has been estimated at Rs 89.12 lakh. He has given the estimated price of the house as Rs 52 lakh.

Sara Abdullah and Sachin Pilot’s love story is completely filmy

Sara Abdullah and Sachin Pilot’s love story is completely filmy. Sachin was in the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, America. During that time, he met Sara, daughter of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah and sister of Omar Abdullah.

After completing his studies, Sachin Pilot returned to India from abroad, but the love between the two did not diminish. Both of them kept talking to each other for many years and then they decided to unite. They decided that their respective families should be informed about this. Both of them dared to do this, but due to Sara being a Muslim and the pilot being a Hindu, a wall of religion stood between their love.

Both the families flatly refused to get them married. Farooq Abdullah was strongly against this marriage. Sara tried to convince her father to marriage, but he did not agree. On the other hand, the pilot’s family approved his decision. After this, both of them got married in 2004. However, only members of the Pilot family attended this marriage. Abdullah’s family did not attend.

Sachin Pilot married Sara Abdullah in January 2004. Sachin Pilot entered the field of politics only after a few months of marriage. At the age of just 26, he became the youngest MP by contesting his first Lok Sabha election from Dausa and winning with a huge margin. In December 2018, when Sachin Pilot took oath as Deputy CM, Sara Pilot, both sons and Farooq Abdullah also attended the swearing-in ceremony.

November 1, 2023
Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023: Officers kept waiting for candidates for nomination on the first day

Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023: Amidst the election battle, nominations started filing on Monday the 30th of October 2023.

There was no enthusiasm among the candidates regarding nomination on the first day. Not a single form was filed till 4.30 p.m. on Monday. In such a situation, the election officials kept waiting for the candidates for nomination throughout the day.

Candidates can submit their nomination papers to the concerned returning officers from the 30th of October to the 6th of November from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Applications will not be accepted on Sunday.

Scrutiny of nomination papers will be held on the 7th of November and names can be withdrawn till 3 pm on the 9th of November.

Immediately after the scrutiny election symbols will be allotted.

The voting process will take place on the 25th of November 2023 and the counting of votes will be done on the 3rd of December 2023.

Norms for filling in nomination forms.

During filling of nomination forms, only a maximum of three vehicles will be allowed within 100 meters of the Returning Officer’s office.

Entry of more than five persons at the time of entry of the Returning Officer will be considered a violation of the Model Code of Conduct.

Candidates can make online nominations for Rajasthan Assembly Election 2023.

Candidates filing online nominations will also have to submit the hard copy to the RO office. The formats to be submitted along with online nomination have been given and candidates will have to apply accordingly.

Candidates applying through the online app will be able to easily check live status.

The hard copy will have to be submitted to the RO office at the time of withdrawal of nomination.

An online slot booking facility is also available.

Candidates will also be able to book their slots through the online nomination initiative. By booking slots online, the time of the candidates as well as the Election Commission teams will be saved.

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October 30, 2023
Assembly election 2023: Congress is currently facing a difficult decision regarding the release of the candidate list.

Assembly elections in 2023 of five states have been announced. BJP has also announced candidates in Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh, but Congress has lagged behind in this matter. Congress is stuck in the dilemma of ‘winning’ and ‘sustainable’ candidates. In Rajasthan, the government is trying hard to conduct a repeat.

Gaurav Gogoi chaired a 16-hour meeting with Rajasthan leaders, in-charges, and co-in-charges to discuss all 200 seats.

In fact, in the last five years, Congress lost governments in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra due to the defection of MLAs. Whereas the Congress government in Rajasthan went through a very difficult phase. Now elections are around the corner, but there is continuous delay in deciding on the candidates.

Congress sources say that candidates have been decided for about 100 seats in Madhya Pradesh.

Survey report revealed

Congress conducted the survey for the assembly election in 2023. Congress is stuck in confusion over the survey reports of Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan.

The party’s survey has revealed resentment among the public against some ministers and many MLAs in these two states.

Due to the performance of some MLAs in Rajasthan and public displeasure, the party wants to cancel their tickets. But the government is also under pressure to show sympathy towards ‘durable’ MLAs.

Apart from this, the party is also not finding a strong alternative to some MLAs who are performing poorly. This is the reason why the party is continuously churning after churning.

Feedback is taken from prominent leaders

Gogoi, close to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and chairman of the screening committee, brainstormed with the leaders of Rajasthan for about 16 hours two days ago.

Sources said that on the instructions of Rahul, Gogoi discussed the candidates for all the 200 seats with in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa, State President Govind Singh Dotasara, Assembly Speaker CP Joshi.

After this, co-in-charge Qazi Nizamuddin, Amrita Dhawan and Virendra Singh Rathore were asked for the names of possible candidates for the assembly seats of the districts under their charge.

On the other hand, organization general secretary K.C. Venugopal has spoken separately to Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and CWC member Sachin Pilot.

Now the feedback received from all these leaders and the results of about 5 surveys are being assessed at the national level. All these will be discussed in the screening committee meeting.

A solid basis for cutting tickets in the assembly election 2023.

On asking a question regarding cutting tickets of MLAs and ministers.

A party leader in Rajasthan stated that due to the government changing every five years, people tend to feel resentment towards their MLA, even if they are performing well on a large scale.

The party is investigating to ensure a fair selection process for the assembly election 2023.

Polling Dates Announced

Polling dates for 5 states are been announced by the Election Commission of India

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October 13, 2023