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  MAMATA’S RESURRECTION PLAN SARASIJ MAJUMDER If you review Mamata’s action after 4 th May, and formation of BJP’s Government, you can observe Eight major happenings listed below: 1.0    Observing birth anniversary of Tagore, in front of her house, which was a ‘DAMP SQUIB’; 2.0    Calling an all-party meeting, where many were absent, including winners, and losers; 3.0    Meeting of councilors of Calcutta   Corporation, at her house where 26 Councilors were absent. The topic of discussion was—issuance of ‘NOTICES’ on Abhishek’s properties, even when Firhad Haqim is Mayor. Mayor pleaded ignorance. 4.0    Many TMC leaders are getting arrested on various corruption charges, and 5.0    Many TMC Councilors of different Municipal Corporations of the state are resigning. 6.0    Jahangir of Falta case is a burning point. 7.0    Most of TMC leaders either contacting ‘INC’, or ‘CPI (M)’. BJP kept its D...
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ASSEMBLY ELECTION IN INDIA

A CASE STUDY:- TIJARA, RAJASTHAN

SARASIJ MAJUMDER

Tijara, situated within the Alwar district of Rajasthan, is a town that predominantly encompasses rural areas. This constituency places a significant emphasis on agricultural and rural development. Tijara serves as both a city and a municipality in the Khairthal-Tijara district of the Indian state of Rajasthan. Over the years, Tijara, a legislative assembly constituency in Rajasthan, has witnessed fascinating electoral contests. In the 2023 elections, Tijara, has   a total of 2,60,000 eligible voters approximately.

Election took place on 25th November, and result will be available on 3rd December

Out of this, 2,20,000 votes have casted their votes. It is learned that mostly HINDU votes are the UN-CASTED votes.

MAIN CONTESTENTS ARE:-

Candidate Name

Party Name

Imran Khan

Congress

Baba Balakanth, MP

BJP

 

The Distribution of VOTERS, Sex wise, as follows:-

MALE:--1,35,000 app.  Balance Female.

Age wise: 20% are young, 50% are middle aged, rest is Senior Citizen.

Here, Hindu, and Muslim Polarization happened, and will decide the WINNER.

Cast Wise:-

1.0 There is hardly any MINA settled here.

2.0 There are about 17,000 GURJAR VOTES,10,000 of which is expected to go to BJP. Gurjars has set up a GURJAR candidate, who is likely to secure about 7,000 votes. They divided themselves , and may have lost any bargaining power.

3.0 There are about 50,000+ YADAV votes, all of which will  also be casted in favour of BJP.

4.0 There are about 95,000 MUSLIM votes, completely POLARISED, and will go to CONGRESS—lock-stock- and barrel, all complete.

5.0 There are about 50,000 SC/ST votes. There seems to be an understanding with Sushree Mayavati. It is expected,  most of it will go to BJP.

6.0 There are large number of educated URBAN residents in various SOCIETY BUILDINGS, and FLATS—the number is about 20,000—and most of it will go to BJP.

7.0 I.N.D.I.A. has put an SP candidate to divide Hindu votes. 

The vote here will be mostly decided as above. Hence,  if you do the ARITHMATICS BJP is most likely to win  this assembly seat with a thin margin, if SC/ST remain faithful to the commitment to BJP.

I am living here for the last 6 years, and remains SOCIALLY quite active. Spent sometime in the various booths. Got the feelings, and collected  inputs later.

The above is purely my personal opinion, shared as information.

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