उपराष्ट्रपति चुनाव हारने पर कांग्रेस का दिलचस्‍प ‘सेलिब्रेशन’, वोट चोरी और मॉरल जीत का दावा साथ-साथ

CP Radhakrishnan will be the next Vice President of the country. After the resignation of former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, in the election held on 9 September, BJP’s CP Radhakrishnan, opposition candidate B.K. Defeated Sudarshan Reddy by 152 votes. In the Vice Presidential election, CP Radhakrishnan got 452 votes of first preference, while the opposition candidate B.K. Sudarshan Reddy got 300 votes.

The figures were already seen in favor of the ruling alliance NDA at the Center, but cross voting and illegal votes increased the gap. Vice President Election The Congress was leading the opposition, but all the preparations were left to Dhari. The possibility of victory of the opposition candidate was equal anyway, but the election has exposed the claim of solidarity of India block.

Before the election, the training of MPs was done on both sides, so that the situation that could be invalid to the votes could be avoided, but what happened was the fear. Despite mock voting, 15 votes became invalid in the Vice Presidential elections, while the BJP has claimed cross voting of 14 MPs.

Of course elections are not fought only to win. Elections are also fought to challenge. To fight in the field, you also have to enter the election field. Congress The moral victory is being claimed in the Vice Presidential elections on behalf, and has also been accused of votes theft – is the same?

How is this Moral Victory?

Congress General Secretary on Vice Presidential election results Jairam Ramesh Knowing the social site X, the opposition stood completely united in the Vice Presidential election … The opposition’s performance was undoubtedly respectable … Joint candidate, Justice (retired) B.K. Sudarshan Reddy secured 40 percent of the votes … In 2022, the opposition got only 26 percent of the votes … BJP’s arithmetic victory is actually defeat both moral and political … The ideological fight continues unabated.

And, this thing was presented by Congress MP Imran Masood in his own way. Imran Masood has said that the vote share of the opposition has increased by 14 percent. Imran Masood reminded that the vote share of the first opposition was 26 percent, which has increased to 40 percent. The Congress MP claims, the opposition is not losing anything… but is getting. The kind of atmosphere is created in the country, change will definitely come.

The Congress is patting its back on 40 percent of the votes received by the opposition, while the BJP candidate has got 60 percent of the votes when the NDA has only 293 MPs in the Lok Sabha. Last time this number was 353. If 14 percent of the vote share of the opposition has increased, it is obvious only when the share of the ruling party will decrease so much. In the last Vice Presidential election, BJP got 74.37 percent votes.

Increasing vote share is enough to increase enthusiasm, but how will the Congress see cross voting? And there will be any special care about the votes declared invalid in the election.

So India groups did cross voting on the voice of Antarma?

Opposition candidate B.K. Sudarshan Reddy got 300 votes, while the Congress claimed that all 315 votes have gone to its account. Then where did 15 votes go? It is clear that these votes reached the NDA candidate’s account in cross voting. Anyway, the opposition had urged to hear the voice of the inner for voting.

The BJD, Akali Dal and BRS did not participate in the election. These are political parties that are not with the ruling party. The opposition is also not with. If not with the ruling party, the opposition could try to seek their support in such a case. Since supporting BJP’s TDP in the last election, YSR Congress is also angry with the ruling party, but Jaganmohan Reddy’s party also supported the NDA candidate.

According to a media report, some NDA leaders said that opposition MPs from some states including Jharkhand and Maharashtra have cross -voted. It was told that due to the governor of both the states CP Radhakrishnan The MPs there must have voted. Similar things are also happening about the Aam Aadmi Party and Shiv Sena (UBT). However, such allegations have been denied by both parties.

Another media report, quoting sources, states that about 7 MPs from Maharashtra may have cross voting. Among such MPs, Shiv Sena-UBT can be 3 MPs and 4 Congress MPs. CP Radhakrishnan may also have influence on some MPs of Tamil Nadu.

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