After the election program was released by the election commission of india across the country, political parties have become very active. Model code of conduct is applicable in rajasthan and other parts of the country. Voting for udaipur parliamentary constituency has been proposed on 26 April. Candidates have been declared for two lok sabha seats of Mewar. In udaipur and Chittorgarh lok sabha, more than 43 lakh voters will use their franchise to decide their MPs. At the same time, the special thing is that the equations have changed on both the seats within 4 days.
There are 16 assembly constituencies in udaipur and Chittorgarh region, of which both have 8-8 assemblies. There are more than 42 lakh voters here. If we talk about udaipur, more than 22.17 lakh voters will elect their representative for the country's largest Panchayat. For this, votes will be cast at 2230 polling stations and 23 auxiliary polling stations in the area.
congress and bjp contest in Chittorgarh
udaipur parliamentary constituency includes 6 assembly constituencies of udaipur district and Dhariyavad from Pratapgarh district and Aspur assembly constituency from Dungarpur district. 5 assembly constituencies of Chittorgarh district and Mavli, Vallabhnagar of udaipur district and Pratapgarh assembly constituency of Pratapgarh district come in it. There was going to be a triangular contest in Chittorgarh which has been postponed. Now the candidates of congress and bjp are face to face here.
What changed the equation on Chittorgarh seat?
The equations have changed in Chittorgarh lok sabha seat in the last 4 days. After not getting a ticket in the assembly elections, Chandrabhan Singh Akya, who won the elections as an independent candidate from Chittorgarh, had announced that he will contest the elections if the workers ask him. But now he is with bjp only. Aakya had got more than 98 thousand votes in the assembly. If he had stood as an independent, BJP's calculations could have gone wrong, but now there is a direct contest between CP Joshi and congress candidate Udaylal Anjana.
