Lok Sabha Election 2024: After the BJP dropped Varun Gandhi, the incumbent MP from Uttar Pradesh’s Pilibhit, from its listing of Lok Sabha candidates, the Congress occasion prolonged a proposal to them. Senior Congress chief Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Tuesday mentioned that Varun Gandhi is “most welcome” to hitch the grand previous occasion.
It is pertinent to say The BJP has changed sitting MP Varun Gandhi from Pilibhit with state minister Jitin Prasada. Varun Gandhi had been making statements in opposition to the occasion for the previous few years, after which it was virtually sure that his ticket can be cancelled.
Ticket denied over Gandhi household connection
Chowdhary alleged that the Pilibhit MP was denied ticket as a result of his ‘reference to the Gandhi household.’ “He should come here. We would be happy. He is an educated man. He has a clean image. BJP denied him a ticket because he is related to the Gandhi family. I think he should come (to Congress),” mentioned the Congress chief.
Speculation about Varun Gandhi’s political future is now widespread. There are rumors circulating about him becoming a member of both the Congress or the Samajwadi Party, however to this point, these stay mere speculations. Even political analysts appear unsure about what stance Varun Gandhi will take sooner or later. With it now clear that Varun Gandhi won’t contest the Lok Sabha elections on a BJP ticket this time, his future seems unsure.
Lok Sabha Election 2024
The General Elections 2024 for the 18th Lok Sabha can be held in 7 phases, ranging from April 19. The outcomes can be declared on June 4. The Election Commission mentioned 102 constituencies will go for polls within the first section on April 19, adopted by 89 constituencies within the second section on April 26. The third section can be held on May 7, the fourth on May 13, the fifth on May 20, the sixth on May 25 and the seventh and the final section on June 1. In the primary section, 102 constituencies will go for polls, 89 constituencies within the second section, 94 constituencies within the third, 96 within the fourth section, 49 within the fifth section, 57 within the sixth section and 57 within the seventh section.
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