2024 Results The process of tallying votes for Uttar Pradesh’s 80 Lok Sabha seats has begun. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and the INDIA alliance, which includes the Samajwadi Party and the Congress, are currently engaged in a titanic, neck-and-neck struggle in the BJP’s stronghold from the last two general elections. According to the most recent trends available on the Election Commission website, the NDA has 40 seats, the BJP has 38, and the RLD has 2. In contrast, the INDIA bloc has 39 seats, with SP having 32 and Congress having seven. The Azad Samaj Party’s Chandrashekhar (Kanshiram) candidate is now in the lead in Nagina.
On the Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was leading from the Varanasi seat, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh was leading from Lucknow, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was leading from Rae Bareli, and Samajwadi Party chairman Akhilesh Yadav was leading from Kannauj. In the Lok Sabha constituencies of Amethi, Mirzapur, and Sultanpur, respectively, senior BJP leader Maneka Gandhi was trailing, as were union ministers Smriti Irani and Anupriya Patel (Apna Dal (S)). With 62 out of 80 seats, the NDA easily defeated the BSP (10 seats) and the Samajwadi Party (5 seats), both of which were allies of the NDA in the last Lok Sabha elections.
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Atul Garg, of the BJP, is on course to win easily from Ghaziabad. At this point in time, Mr. Garg has over 100,000 votes in the lead.According to official estimates as of 11.45 am, the lead of BJP candidate Mahesh Sharma in the Gautam Buddh Nagar Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh has now grown to 1.85 lakh.
With almost 2.84 lakh votes cast, Mr. Sharma, a former minister of the union, is aiming for a third consecutive term in office. In second place with about 98,800 votes is INDIA bloc candidate Mahendra Nagar; in third place with 64,483 votes is BSP’s Rajendra Solanki; and in fourth place with 3,947 votes was NOTA (None of the Above). This information is derived from the Election Commission. Updated Results: SP Advances in 35 Seats in Uttar Pradesh Election
Though it only garnered five seats in Uttar Pradesh during the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the Akhilesh Yadav-led Samajwadi Party is currently in the lead with 35 seats in the state that has the highest representation in the lower house of parliament. An SP candidate named Dharmendra Yadav has a lead of over 45,000 votes over a BJP candidate named Dinesh Lal Yadav Nirahua in Azamgarh, while an SP candidate named Akshay Yadav has a lead of over 56,000 votes over a BJP candidate named Vishwadeep Singh in Firozabad.
On the other hand, Aditya Yadav, son of SP stalwart Shivpal Yadav, is currently 16,751 votes behind BJP candidate Durvijay Singh Shakya in Badaun. Dimple Yadav Secures a Lead of More Than 1 Lakh Votes in Uttar Pradesh Election The Election Commission (EC) reports that Dimple Yadav, the leader of the Samaj Party (SP), is ahead of her nearest BJP opponent, Jaiveer Singh, in the Mainpuri constituency by over 100,000 votes. Akhilesh Yadav, Chief of the Samajwadi Party, Takes the Lead in Kannauj in the UP Election of 2024 Akhilesh Yadav, leader of the Samajwadi Party, has gained a lead of over 72,000 votes in the Kannauj Lok Sabha seat.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has extended his advantage in the UP election to more than 60,000 votes, giving him a commanding majority in the Varanasi Lok Sabha seat. So far, Prime Minister Modi’s closest opponent, Ajay Rai of the Congress party, has gotten 2,41,559 votes, while Modi himself has received 3,26,808 votes in his bid for a third term from the UP district. With 1.24 lakh votes, Rahul Gandhi was in the lead from Rae Bareli, From Rae Bareli, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has accumulated over 1.79 lakh votes, putting him in the lead.
Uttar Pradesh is a political barometer for India because of its size and influence. Everyone is waiting with bated breath for the 2024 Uttar Pradesh elections, the outcomes of which may determine the future of Indian politics. The most recent reports show that the race is quite close, with the INDIA Bloc and the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) competing at a near-identical level.
The NDA’s public face, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has risen to prominence in the election returns, spearheading the party’s campaign. Many issues, such as social cohesiveness in a quickly evolving culture and economic recovery from the pandemic, have cast a shadow on his leadership and the NDA’s policies. However, a group of regional parties concentrating on Uttar Pradesh-specific problems is known as the INDIA Bloc. Against the well-established national parties, the INDIA Bloc poses a serious threat, spearheaded by influential figures who have made names for themselves in state politics. As the race’s leading candidates change, political experts are keeping a careful eye on influential groups and emerging trends that could decide the winner. Important factors influencing voter sentiment include development agendas, caste equations, and regional dynamics.
The national power balance is at stake in the Uttar Pradesh elections, which have consequences beyond the borders of the state. Coalition politics and Indian government could be impacted by the INDIA Bloc’s or the NDA’s good showing. In addition, the political rhetoric preceding the next general election will be heavily influenced by the Uttar Pradesh election results. It may dictate how political parties around the nation work together, what they prioritize in policies, and how they approach campaigns.
With the vote tallying underway and the gap between the INDIA Bloc and the NDA shrinking, all eyes are on Uttar Pradesh. As more information becomes available, the importance of these elections in determining the course of Indian politics in the future becomes more apparent.