Not even two weeks are left for the assembly elections in Rajasthan. After the diwali festival, now all the

candidates will enter the electoral fray. Different equations have been decided in each assembly. In such a

situation, this election being held on Chittorgarh assembly seat, which is the capital of Mewar, is something

special. Something different is going to happen on this seat after three decades.

This time there is going to be a triangular contest here and that too will be a close contest. Not only in Chittorgarh

assembly elections, different equations are being seen in other seats of the district as well. Talking about

Chittorgarh assembly seat, there has been a face-to-face contest between bjp and congress in the last six elections,

but after three decades the equations have changed. Bharatiya Janata Party's two-time mla Chandrabhan Singh

Akya is behind the changing equations here.

Five assembly constituencies in Chittorgarh district

This time Chandrabhan Singh Akya is contesting elections as a rebel from here. Along with BJP's Narpat Singh

Rajvi and Congress's Surendra Singh Jadawat, Chandrabhan Singh Akya is also in the fray. All three of them are

considered strong leaders in the field. Therefore, there is a triangular contest here and a close contest will be seen.

There are five assembly constituencies in Chittorgarh district, which include Chittorgarh, Kapasan, Badi Sadri,

Begu and Nimbahera. There is a triangular contest in Chittorgarh city assembly. If we talk about three seats here,

there is a direct contest between congress and BJP.

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Krishanthini

14/11/2023 06:41 AM