The campaigning for the election to the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council in Meghalaya ended on Saturday for the polls to be carried out on April 12. And the votes can be counted on April 15.
With simply two years left for the state meeting polls, the district council elections could be a litmus check for National People’s Party (NPP), particularly for Conrad Sangma as his social gathering has been criticized severely for its governance failure. The social gathering has been criticised not solely by its alliance accomplice BJP but in addition by UDP (Regional Party). The incumbent social gathering has been accused of mismanagement in the facility sector in addition to others.
On the final day of the campaigning, the chief of opposition and the Congress star campaigner former Chief Minister Dr. Mukul M Sangma campaigned in the Plain belt space. Meanwhile, NPP’s star campaigner Chief Minister and social gathering supremo Conrad Okay Sangma campaigned in the Tura space.
The incumbent NPP in addition to the opposition Congress is fielding candidates from all of the 29 constituencies unfold throughout the 5 districts of the Garo Hills area. In most seats, it’s a direct flight between Congress and NPP whereas in a couple of seats Independents, GNC, BJP and UDP are difficult them.
As many as 182 candidates are contesting from the 29 constituencies of which eight are feminine candidates and 174 are male candidates. Over 7,43,717 voters are all set to train their franchise on April 12, to elect a brand new authorities in the GHADC. There are 953 polling stations unfold throughout the 5 districts of Garo Hills area.
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