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  NEWS & VIEWS|||SARASIJ|||12 th MAY 2026 TUESDAY| VOL—V/2026/MAY OPINIONATED, FOR FREE CIRCULATION. * कष्टः खलु पराश्रयः।* Dependence is indeed painful.   INDIA: (GOI, SWARAJYA, VISHWAMITRA, HINDU POST, INDIA TODAY). BENGAL FILES: Cabinet Decisions by West Bengal CM on his first day: Took six major decisions in the first cabinet meeting, focusing on "good governance". Border Security: Approved handing over land to the BSF for border fencing. Land Transfer shall be completed within 45 days, as instructed. BSF shall get as much land they need. Administrative Focus: Held high-level reviews on law and order with top officials and a meeting with IAS officers and DMs was also held. Social Welfare: Announced that no existing social welfare schemes would be stopped. Age Limit for Govt. Jobs increased by 5 years. Ordered Carrying out Census as per directive of Central Government. Legal Aide for Political Victims, if the family wants. Economic assista...
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BY-ELECTION IN UP.

INDIA TV POLL RESULT ON UTTAR PRADESH.

SARASIJ MAJUMDER


 

In the Lok Sabha elections 2024, 43 out of 80 seats in the state went to the account of India Alliance. At the same time, BJP and its allies won only 36 seats. One seat went to the account of others.

It was a DEBACLE.

In this recently concluded general elections, the results for the saffron party in this major state were not the desired ones and raised questions on the functioning of the government under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.  The Dy. C.M. ,  having the high aspiration, met MODI-SHAH and tried his best to blame present C.M. of U.P. He is actually sabotaging the party, with an aim to sabotage YOGI. Why BJP think tank tolerating him –is a big question. I conclude MODI-SHAH can’t  have any use of that creature.

However—the election debacle in U.P. is largely attributable to faulty election planning of MODI-SHAH—but YOGI is silently blamed!!

After Lok Sabha elections, 10 Assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh will go for byelections since the seats got vacant after the then-incumbent MLAs contested the general election. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is going to face a major election battle  in Uttar Pradesh.

While the election dates have not been announced yet and the organisation has yet to prepare a plan for these 10 seats, the CM HAS TAKEN CONTROL, and has set the ball rolling by delegating responsibilities to ministers, who have been instructed to camp in the Assembly constituency assigned to them, resolve people’s grievances, and strengthen booth management.

Mr. YOGI is going to face an acid  test in this  by poll of these10 Assembly seats

In this backdrop, India TV carried out an OPINION SURVEY in social media. I also participated. And kept track of the outcome of the result.

The question was:-- “Whether CM Yogi Adityanath will be able to bring back BJP in the by-elections in Uttar Pradesh?”

India TV also gave 3 options to the public in its poll. First 'yes', Second 'no' and Third 'can't say'. The public expressed their views openly on this poll.

15,345 people participated.

87 percent people believed that CM Yogi Adityanath will be successful in bringing BJP back in the by-elections in Uttar Pradesh. 09 percent people chose the option 'no' and 04 percent people were not clear on whether Yogi Adityanath will be able to do this or not, that is, they cast their vote on 'can't say'.

Will CM Yogi Adityanath be able to bring back  GOOD LUCK TO BJP in the by polls in Uttar Pradesh?

 

Reference:-

1.0 https://www.indiatvnews.com/uttar-pradesh/india-tv-poll-result-will-cm-yogi-adityanath-be-able-to-bring-back-bjp-in-the-bypolls-in-uttar-pradesh-2024-07-19-942681

2.0AMAR UJALA

IMAGE:-- INDIA TV.

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