With two key states gripped in election fever and the high-octane ballot marketing campaign coming to an finish paving means for the second section of elections in West Bengal and Assam, political events are leaving no stone unturned to woo voters in each states.
BJP candidate Suvendu Adhikari forged his vote from a polling sales space in Nandigram because the second section of polling within the West Bengal Assembly Elections 2021 Â kickstarted on Thursday. The most high-profile electoral contest on this section can be witnessed in Nandigram, a part of the East Midnapore district with Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Mamata Banerjee pitted towards her former protege, Suvendu Adhikari, who will contest on the BJP ticket this time. Also Read: WB, Assam Election 2021 Voting LIVE: ‘TMC Workers Are Threatening Voters’, Claims BJP Leader Bharti Ghosh
Check out key candidates in West Bengal Phase-2 elections
West Bengal is present process 2nd section of elections at this time. In section two, voting has begun to pick out members for 30 constituencies. Â Voting is underway amid strict Covid-19 pointers in 9 seats of Paschim Medinipur, eight in Bankura, 4 seats in South 24 Parganas, and 9 seats in Purba Medinipur, the house turf of Suvendu Adhikari.
Nandigram additionally comes inside the Purba Medinipur district. The state has been witnessing violent political clashes between the TMC and BJP with each side claiming a number of lives over the previous few days, prompting the Election Commission to deploy such a large variety of central forces.
After the second section will get over, the third section will begin on April 6, phase-IV on April 10, phase-V on April 17, phase-VI on April 22, phase-VII on April 26 and phase-VIII on April 29.  High-voltage marketing campaign for Nandigram ended on Tuesday with a large roadshow of Amit Shah for Suvendu, and a sequence of public conferences by Mamata Banerjee. Suvendu Adhikari is the sitting MLA from Nandigram, which falls beneath Tamluk Lok Sabha constituency presently held by BJP chief’s brother Dibyendu Adhikari.
In Panskura Paschim, TMC’s Firoza Bibi, who has received twice from Nandigram, is taking up Shintu Senapati of the saffron occasion and Chittaranjan Das Thakur of the Left. In Moyna, former cricketer Ashoke Dinda is the BJP candidate towards Sangram Kumar Dolui of ruling Trinamool and Manik Bhownik of the Congress. Polling for section one had taken place on March 27
Total 73,80,942 voters are eligible to train their franchise within the first section. Of them, 37,52,938 are male and 36,27,949 feminine, whereas there are 55 third gender voters.
West Bengal is voting in eight phases for 294 seats. The votes can be counted on May 2.
Check out important candidates in Assam Phase-2 elections
In the Assam election, Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) emerged as a key ballot situation with Congress making an attempt to counter the BJP. The voting for phase-2 has began on Thursday, (April 1).
Political events in round 39 constituencies can be wooing voters in Phase-2. All the 39 constituencies are unfold over 13 districts of the Barak Valley, three hill districts, and components of central and decrease Assam. The Barak Valley has 15 seats within the 126-member state meeting.
Around 345 candidates can be contesting the elections. Prominent faces from the BJP embody ministers Parimal Suklabaidya from Dholai, Bhabesh Kalita from Rangiya, Pijush Hazarika from Jagiroad, Deputy Speaker Aminul Haque Laskar from Sonai, Sum Ronghang from Diphu, Rihon Daimary from Udalguri, Rajya Sabha MP Biswajit Daimary from Panery, former Congress minister Siddeque Ahmed from Karimganj South, sitting MLA Kamalakhya Dey Purkayastha from Karimganj North, sitting AIUDF MLAs Suzamuddin Laskar from Katlicherra and Nizamuddin Choudhury type Algapur. Others within the fray are AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal’s brother Sirajuddin Ajmal, a former MP and MLA, who can be combating from Jamunamukh, former Congress spokesperson Durga Das Boro can be contesting as a BPF candidate from Kalaigaon, former Deputy Speaker Dilip Kumar Paul, who resigned from the BJP after being denied a ticket, is contesting as an Independent from Silchar, and former Congress minister Gautam Roy is contesting on a BJP ticket from Katigora.
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