Express News Service
LUCKNOW: Who can higher perceive the importance of each single vote however those that needed to style the defeat regardless of being on the thresh maintain of victory.
They ended up dropping their seat by a particularly slender margin of even lower than 500 votes.
In UP, the BJP emerged victorious and have become the one occasion to have repeated a time period after 37 years in state polity. Results present that the race for Lucknow has been gained on tighter margins than what they had been 5 years in the past. The combat was so shut that a minimum of on 15 of 403 seats, the victory-defeat hole was lower than 1000 votes. Of the 15 seats, a minimum of 11 candidates gained their seats with lower than 500 votes.
In Uttar Pradesh, the median margin of victory got here all the way down to 18,144 in 2022 as in comparison with 25,759 in 2017. While BJP misplaced six seats with a margin of underneath 1000 votes, Samajwadi Party needed to face drubbing on 9 such seats. In 2017, round eight candidates had gained the seats with a margin underneath 1000 votes, in 2022, the variety of such candidates has doubled.
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On a majority of seats, the contests was bipolar between the BJP and SP candidates. They fought the battle of lakhs of votes however the margin of defeat or victory shrunk to a couple hundred or a thousand in the long run.
Dhampur seat in Bijnor witnessed a fierce battle of poll whereby BJP’s Ashok Kumar Rana gained however with a margin as skinny as 203 votes. Here the SP candidate Naeemul Hassan of SP garnered 81,588 votes. On this seat, 834 voters pressed NOTA.
Similarly, on the Kursi seat in Barabanki, SP stalwart Beni Prasad Verma’s son Rakesh Verma was not lucky sufficient to sail by means of and he was defeated by BJP Sakendra Pratap Verma by a margin of simply 213 votes. Swami Omvesh of SP defeated his nearest rival Kamlesh Saini of BJP within the Chandpur seat in Bijnor by a margin of 234 votes. While BJP Kamesh Saini bought round 90000 votes however she couldn’t sail by means of. Here 854 voters went with NOTA.
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Similarly, on round 53 seats, the margin of victory has remained lower than or as much as 5000. On 51 seats, the margin has been over 50,000 votes. Of these 51, whereas the BJP gained 44, six have gone to SP whereas one seat of Mauranipur has been gained by BJP ally Apna Dal (S).
Among the SP candidates fielded on 347 seats, Pragatisheel Samajwadi Party-Lohia (PSP-Lohia) chief and Akhilesh Yadav’s uncle Shivpal Yadav registered the most important victory by a margin of 90,979 votes from his conventional Jaswantnagar seat in Etawah. Shivpal had contested the election on the SP image and bought round 1.5 lakh votes. However, SP chief Akhilesh Yadav too bought round 1.48 lakh votes however the margin of his victory was 67,000.
On the opposite, two of the BJP candidates—Sunil Kumar Sharma in Sahibabad (Ghaziabad) and Pankaj Singh (Noida) – created information by defeating their respective rivals from SP by document margins. While Sunil Kumar Sharma gained the election in Sahibabad by a margin of two,14,835 votes trouncing SP’s Amarpal Sharma, Pankaj Singh defeated his nearest rival Sunil Chaudhury of SP by a margin of 1,81000 votes securing 70.83 per cent votes.
List of MLAs who misplaced by lower than 500 votes
Dhampur: BJP wins; Margin: 203 votes
Kursi: BJP wins; Margin: 217 votes
Chandpur : SP wins; Margin: 234 votes
Nehtaur: BJP wins; Margin : 258
Ramnagar: SP wins; Margin: 261
IsauIi: SP wins; Margin: 269 votes
Bilaspur: BJP wins; Margin: 307 votes
Nakur: BJP wins; Margin: 315 votes
Baraut: BJP wins; Margin: 315 votes
Katra: BJP wins: Margin: 357 votes
Dibiyapur: SP wins; Margin: 473 votes
Shahganj: NISAHD wins; Margin: 719 votes
Domariyaganj: SP wins; Margin: 771 votes
Moradabad Urban: BJP wins; Margin: 782 votes
Jasrana: SP wins; Margin: 836 votes