Himachal Pradesh Election
Assembly elections in Himachal Pradesh are to be held on 12th November and the counting of votes is to be held on eighth December 2022, Boss Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar along with Election Commission Anup Chandra Pandey reported in the question and answer session today to the Timetable for General Election to the Authoritative Assembly of Himachal Pradesh delivered by the Election Commission, the date of issue of Paper Notification is seventeenth October 2022, and the last date for making nominations is 25th October 2022.
The date for the examination of nominations has been booked to be on 27th October 2022. The last date for the withdrawal of candidatures is 29th October 2022. The date of the survey will be 12th November 2022 and the votes will be depended on the eighth of December 2022. As per the Election Commission, in Himachal Pradesh, the electoral roll was distributed on the tenth of October 2022, north of 55 lakh electors are enlisted, out of which 55,000 are PWD electors and over 1.22 lakh are 80+ senior residents and 1.86 lakh are first-time citizens.
7,881 surveying stations will be set up across 68 Assembly Constituencies for the impending assembly elections in Himachal Pradesh. Under the commission’s drive, 142 surveying stations will be monitored by ladies surveying personnel and security personnel. There will be 37 surveying stations that will be invited by persons with disabilities. The ECI didn’t declare the dates of the Gujarat Assembly election as would be considered normal to be held before the current year’s over.
The Election Commission said, “Different factors considered, including convention, the hole in qualifying dates, and climate.” In the meantime, the BJP – which rules both Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh – is expecting a smooth rebound in both states. The surveying plan for Gujarat is supposed to be declared soon; it was not reported during the presser on Friday. While Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s home state, has a 182-member assembly, the Himachal assembly has 68 seats. Himachal Pradesh has almost 55 lakh electors. Of these, 1.5 lakh are over 80; and 1.86 lakh are first-time electors.
State head Narendra Modi, who has proactively sounded the survey cornet in both the states, has been going after the Congress in his discourses. He even blamed the party for “re-evaluating the occupation of going after him” to Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party. The Congress has high desires for beating the BJP in the tradition of Himachal Pradesh, which ordinarily removes an incumbent government.
Congress pioneer Priyanka Gandhi Vadra sent off the party’s election crusade in Himachal Pradesh as the survey plan was reported with a convention in the Solan locale of the state in a mission called the ‘Parivartan Pratigya Rally’. Congress pioneer and responsible for the party’s Himachal campaign, Rajiv Shukla, said the party invited the election declaration. “We have been sitting tight for it, we’re prepared and we are sure we will win the election by a 66% larger part,” he said.
The party has had a few misfortunes, nonetheless. Significant pioneer and previous Rajya Sabha MP Anand Sharma charged that he had been side-lined in the election cycle. The party selected Pratibha Singh, the widow of the previous Boss Priest Vir Bhadra Singh, the state party boss. However, numerous more youthful forerunners in the party had shied away from the decision.
The BJP has had its portion of disturbances. In 2017, PK Dhumal, generally expected to become the central priest, lost his own election, notwithstanding the BJP’s far-reaching victory. After a drawn-out power tussle, Jai Smash Thakur was named CM by focal eyewitnesses. National BJP President JP Nadda is additionally from Himachal Pradesh.
Another actor in Himachal Pradesh is the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). While the boss pastor of adjoining Punjab, Bhagwant Mann, and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has been crusading, the party actually needs to open its record in the Assembly. In the meantime, the AAP – which plans to extend its national impression – is set to contest all seats in Himachal and has communicated confidence that it would frame the public authority in Gujarat. It has been crusading with its educational strategies and sponsored power as the key features. The party had guaranteed an attractive victory in Punjab recently, the second state it won after Delhi.
Himachal Elections 2022: Key pioneers
From BJP, boss pastor Jai Slam Thakur is driving the charge against Mukesh Agnihotri of the Congress. Among the key seats are Seraj, Haroli, Mandi, Shimla Rustic, and Hamirpur. BJP’s sitting boss pastor is contesting from Seraj, while Congress state boss Agnihotri is contesting from Haroli. Previous CM Virbhadra Singh’s son Vikramaditya Singh is taking a shot from Shimla Country. Hamirpur is one more key seat as it goes under the Hamir Pur Lok Sabha constituency which has been with the BJP beginning around 1998. Union Pastor Anurag Thakur is the sitting MP from Hamirpur.
Himachal Elections: Documents required at polling stations
For identification of electors at the surveying station, a person needs to introduce their EPIC or any of the identification reports recorded below.
- Aadhaar Card
- MNREGA Occupation Card
- Passbooks with photograph given by Bank/Mailing station
- Medical coverage Savvy Card given under the plan of the Service of Work
- Driving Permit
- Container card
- Shrewd Card is given by RGI under NPR (National Population Register)
- Indian Identification
- Pension record with a photograph
- Administration I-cards with photographs given to workers by Focal/State Govt./PSUs/Public Restricted Organizations
- I-cards gave to MPs/MLAs/MLCs
- Remarkable Handicap ID (UDID) Card
- Surveying station
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