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During voting in Meerapur seat of Muzaffarnagar district of UP, a crowd pelted stones at the police. Later, Inspector Rajiv Sharma pointed his revolver at the women present there to disperse the crowd.
Voting for by-elections was held on Wednesday in all 288 assembly seats of Maharashtra and 38 assembly seats of Jharkhand, 15 assembly seats of 4 states and Nanded Lok Sabha seat.
65.11% voting took place in Maharashtra. This is about 4% more than the last assembly elections. In the 2019 elections, 61.4% voting took place here.
In Jharkhand, 67.83% votes were cast in the second phase. In the first phase, 66.65% voting took place here. In the 2019 elections, there was 67.04% voting in Jharkhand.
Violence took place during by-election voting in UP. During the by-election voting in Meerapur seat of Muzaffarnagar district, a crowd pelted stones at the police. The police had to run away to save their lives.
Later, to disperse the crowd, Inspector Rajeev Sharma of Kakrauli police station pointed his revolver at the women present there and said – go away from here, otherwise I will shoot you.
Clash between AAP-Congress workers, Akali Dal vice president leaves the party There was a clash between Congress and AAP supporters in Dera Baba Nanak, Punjab over voting. Police reached the spot to pacify them. Congress MP Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa has alleged that the AAP government of Punjab is committing hooliganism. With this, the groom reached the polling booth to vote before taking 7 rounds.
Meanwhile, during the voting, former minister and Vice President of Akali Dal Anil Joshi resigned from the party. In his resignation, he raised questions on the policies and working style of the party. Read the full news…
SP chief Akhilesh Yadav released this footage and wrote – Inspectors are stopping voters from voting by threatening them with revolvers.
Dalit girl murdered during voting in Karhal, UP In Uttar Pradesh, clashes took place with the police in Karhal, Meerapur, Kakrauli, Sisamau seat, Muzaffarnagar. A Dalit girl was murdered during voting in Karhal. The father alleged that the young man killed his daughter after she refused to vote for SP.
The Election Commission has suspended 7 policemen on the complaint of SP. It is alleged that they checked the voter IDs of the voters and did not allow them to enter the booth. 2 policemen were suspended in Kanpur, 3 in Moradabad and 2 in Muzaffarnagar.
SP candidate from Sisamau seat of Kanpur, Naseem Solanki said – The administration is scaring people in Muslim dominated areas. Police and RAF made people run in Chamanganj area. Read the full news…
JMM MLA and BJP supporters clash in Jharkhand
There was a huge uproar between JMM and BJP workers in booth numbers 15, 16 and 17 of Honey Holi Vidyalaya, Giridih. It is being told that people of a particular religion were voting bogusly in one party. BJP supporters opposed this. There was a scuffle between the two sides on this.
Later, when JMM MLA Sudivya Kumar Sonu arrived on information about the uproar, a clash broke out with him. Later, the police administration present at the spot pacified the matter by pacifying both the parties. Read the full news…
Shiv Sena candidate in Maharashtra threatened to kill an independent
There was a clash between Shiv Sena candidate Suhas Kande and independent candidate Sameer Bhujbal.
In Nandgaon assembly constituency, independent candidate Sameer Bhujbal and Shiv Sena Shinde faction candidate and MLA Suhas Kande came face to face. During this, Suhas Kande threatened Sameer that his murder is certain today. The police then calmed down the matter. Actually, Sameer alleged that Suhas Kande had hired sugarcane workers in his college. There was information that they were distributing money. Read the full news…
Exit poll of Maharashtra and Jharkhand
Current status of Maharashtra Assembly
According to the Election Commission, a total of 4136 candidates from various parties including independents are in the fray. The Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) has prepared a report after examining the affidavits of 2201 of these candidates.
According to this, about 29 percent i.e. 629 candidates are of criminal background. Of these, 412 have serious cases registered against them like murder, kidnapping, rape. 50 candidates are accused of crimes related to women.
By-election: Out of 15 seats, BJP, Congress and SP have 4 seats each. Out of 15 seats for assembly by-elections, 13 seats have become vacant due to MLAs becoming MPs, 1 death and 1 going to jail. Of these, 2 seats are reserved for SC. Maximum voting took place on 9 seats in Uttar Pradesh. Of the 15 seats, BJP, Congress and Samajwadi Party (SP) had 4 seats each and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) and Nishad Party had 1 seat each.
Nanded Lok Sabha seat of Maharashtra has become vacant due to the death of Congress MP Vasantrao Chavan. He died in August 2024, just two months after the Lok Sabha elections. The party has made his son Ravindra Chavan its candidate. Whereas, BJP has fielded Dr. Santuk Humbarde.
Earlier, voting on 14 seats in 3 states was to be held on November 13, but due to Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Prakash Parv and Kalapathy Rastholsevam festivals, the Election Commission had changed the date.
Uttar Pradesh: Litmus test of 2027 on 9 seats of Purvanchal, Awadh and West UP
Punjab: Relying on dynasty politics and turncoats, all four BJP candidates are from other parties
Uttarakhand: Congress-BJP trust former MLAs
Kerala: Contest between Congress and BJP, Congress rebel makes by-election interesting
Maharashtra: Nanded Lok Sabha by-election, former CM Ashok Chavan’s credibility at stake.
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