Rahul Gandhi has made a big announcement in Rajnandgaon. The amount received under Rajiv Gandhi Landless Agricultural Laborer Justice Scheme will be increased from Rs 7000 per year to Rs 10000 per year. Under Dr. Khubchand Baghel Health Assistance Scheme, the poor class will now get free treatment from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh, other people will get free treatment from Rs 50 thousand to Rs 5 lakh.
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The issue of paddy purchase and bonus will be important in Chhattisgarh assembly elections, know the plan of BJP-Cong.
This time also the issue of paddy purchase and bonus is going to be the most prominent issue in Chhattisgarh assembly elections. There are preparations to include this issue in the manifestos of both BJP and Congress. BJP is first waiting for the manifesto of Congress, so that it can overtake it in promises and maintain its lead. In this, increasing the support price of paddy, bonus on purchase and farmer loan waiver are the main ones. Currently, there is a Congress government in Chhattisgarh and along with claiming to fulfill its previous promises, it is also making new promises. Also, responsibility is being put on the Center for the promises that have not been fulfilled.
BJP claims that the central government has procured the paddy. Because, the quota for paddy purchase is decided by the Centre. In such a situation, this time also procurement of paddy is going to be a big issue. Both BJP and Congress are talking about increasing the support price of paddy. At present the support price is Rs 2640 per quintal. Both the parties are also claiming that if they come to power, the purchase of paddy will be increased to 20 quintals per acre. At present this figure is 15 quintals per acre. Apart from this, another issue is the bonus on purchase of paddy. That is, additional amount will be given by the state government along with purchase at support price. In 2013, BJP’s Raman Singh government had promised a bonus of Rs 300 per quintal. Whereas, in the last elections, Congress had promised a bonus of Rs 600 per quintal. In such a situation, announcement of bonus can become a big factor in this election also.
According to sources, BJP may release its election manifesto after Congress, so that it can make announcement ahead of Congress.
BJP will release manifesto soon
The first phase of elections in Chhattisgarh is on November 7. Sources say that BJP may release its election manifesto on November 4 or 5. Last month, BJP had issued a charge sheet against the Congress government of Chhattisgarh. Now, in the manifesto, she will go ahead and present her future road map before the public as to how she will provide more benefits to the people if she comes to power.
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Chhattisgarh Election Survey: The latest survey of Chhattisgarh elections has also arrived, BJP’s seats have increased from last time; What is the condition of Congress?
Chhattisgarh India Tv CNX Opinion Poll: Dates for Chhattisgarh Assembly elections have been announced. Before the elections, both the parties are claiming victory. After the announcement of election dates, new surveys have come out to know the mood of Chhattisgarh. BJP may get some relief from this survey report, while there are many issues which can challenge Congress. Actually, before voting, India TV CNX conducted an opinion survey.
The results of this opinion poll are shocking. According to this survey, Congress can register 50 seats out of 90 seats in the state in the upcoming assembly elections. While BJP may register victory on 38 seats, others are seen going from zero to 2 seats. According to this survey, even though BJP does not seem to reach the majority mark, there is a possibility of increase in its seats. In the 2018 assembly elections, BJP had won only 15 seats i.e. about 16 percent seats, hence this time BJP is expected to win about 9 to 20 percent more seats as compared to the last election.
It is noteworthy that in the 2018 assembly elections fought under the leadership of Bhupesh Baghel, Congress had won 68 seats and deprived Raman Singh, who was in power for 3 terms, from forming the government again. At present Congress has a total of 71 seats in the state assembly. The state government led by Bhupesh Baghel is claiming to form a repeat government by winning the next assembly.
Congress has 71 out of 90 assembly seats in Chhattisgarh. Whereas BJP has only 13 MLAs. In this way, Janata Congress Chhattisgarh has 3 seats, BSP has 2 seats. In the 2003 assembly elections, BJP won more than 50 out of 91 seats in the state and formed the government under the leadership of Raman Singh. After this, BJP won consecutively in the 2008 and 2013 assembly elections. In the 2018 assembly elections, Congress returned to power under the leadership of Bhupesh Baghel after 15 years.
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BJP’s efforts to woo tribal voters, Shah’s political noise in Jagdalpur; Congress surrounded
Both BJP and Congress parties have started campaigning vigorously for the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh. BJP’s star campaigner Amit Shah reached Chhattisgarh today. Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who reached Jagdalpur, offered prayers at Danteshwari Mata Temple. After this Shah addressed the public meeting. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made a political attack on Congress and accused it of promoting Naxalism. He claimed that the incidents of Naxalite violence have reduced by 52 percent during the nine-year rule of the Narendra Modi government.
Addressing the rally, Shah urged the people to bring the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to power in the currently Congress-ruled state, and promised that his party would free the entire state from the Naxalite menace. He claimed that if the Congress comes back to power in Chhattisgarh, the money sent from the Center for the development of the state “will be sent to Delhi through the ‘ATM’ of the Congress.”
Voting for 90 assembly seats of Chhattisgarh is to be held in two phases on November 7 and 17 and the counting of votes will take place on December 3. Shah said the people of Chhattisgarh will celebrate Diwali thrice – once on the festival day, second when the BJP comes to power on December 3 and third when the construction of the Ram temple is completed in January, as Chhattisgarh is the “nanihal” (nanihal) of Lord Ram. Place of maternal grandparents of Lord Ram).
The rally was organized in Jagdalpur, the headquarters of Bastar district, before the filing of nominations by BJP candidates in three constituencies of Bastar. Bastar region was once considered the most affected by Naxalism and in some places this threat still persists.
Shah said, “Elect BJP to power in the state, we will free the entire state from danger.” He claimed, “In 9 years of Modi government, incidents of Naxalite violence have reduced by 52 per cent. While deaths in Maoist violence have reduced by 70 per cent, civilian deaths have reduced by 68 per cent, while (Naxalite) There has been a decline in the number of cases – there has been a decline of 62 percent in the affected districts.
The Union Minister said that development for tribals (Prime Minister) Modi ji has done a lot of work in the interest of tribals across the country. Apart from protecting their water, forests and land, Modi government has also brought security, respect and inclusive development.
Taking a political dig at Congress, the Union Minister said, “You have two options, one is Congress which promotes Naxalism while on the other hand there is BJP which eliminates Naxalism.” Congress which sent crores of rupees to Delhi Darbar due to corruption, while BJP which is giving gas cylinders, toilets, drinking water, health facilities, grains and houses to crores of poor people.”
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Chhattisgarh Election: BJP released the list of 40 star campaigners, 8 Union Ministers including PM Modi will make electoral noise in Chhattisgarh.
Chhattisgarh Election: BJP and Congress are working hard for the assembly elections. At the same time, after the announcement of the candidates for the elections, the candidates are going door-to-door and appealing for votes. Meanwhile, today BJP released the list of 40 star campaigners. In this list, BJP has given the responsibility of Chhattisgarh to 8 Union Ministers. These include eight Union ministers including PM Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. Apart from these, there is also UP CM Yogi Adityanath, Assam CM Hemanta Biswa Sarma. There are names of 11 leaders including Guru Baldas from the state. Four out of ten MPs have been taken.
Let us tell you that elections will be held in two phases in Chhattisgarh. In the first phase, voting will be held on 20 seats on November 7 and in the second phase, voting will be held on 70 seats. The counting of votes will take place on December 3. Here, BJP has announced names for 86 out of 90 seats and Congress for 83 seats.
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As soon as the list came, factionalism started, demand to change BJP candidate from Jashpur; workers are adamant
Chhattisgarh Polls: The political temperature is high regarding the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh. The main rivals in the state, BJP and Congress, have also started ticket allotment. After the list of candidates came out, the turmoil within the party has also intensified. Supporters of senior BJP leader and former minister Ganesh Ram Bhagat have been protesting outside the party’s state office in Raipur since Saturday evening to change the party candidate from Jashpur assembly constituency.
Jashpur seat is currently held by Congress MLA Vinay Kumar Bhagat. Voting on this seat will be held in the second phase on November 17. On this seat reserved for Scheduled Tribe candidates, BJP has fielded Raimuni Bhagat, a woman member of Jashpur District Panchayat. Unhappy with his candidature, BJP workers and supporters of former five-time MLA Ganesh Ram Bhagat reached Raipur in three buses on Saturday and sat on a dharna outside the party’s state office Kushabhau Thackeray complex.
Rakesh Gupta, a BJP protester from Jashpur, said while talking to the media on Sunday, ‘We are sad that a senior leader like Ganesh Ram Bhagat is being ignored. He has been at the forefront of the movement in the interest of tribals, against religious conversion and cow slaughter in Jashpur in northern Chhattisgarh, but Raimuni Bhagat did nothing.” He claimed that even the Urao, Nageshia and Pahari Korwa tribal groups had opposed Raimuni. Objection has been raised to Bhagat’s candidature.
Party workers and local people including women from Jashpur have come here at their own expense in support of Ganesh Ram ji and are demanding the removal of Raimuni Bhagat. Until we get positive assurance from the party leadership, we will continue our protest outside the party office, Gupta said.
200 protesters are protesting outside the BJP office. On Saturday night they slept at the protest site itself. Senior BJP MLA and former minister Brijmohan Aggarwal and party’s state general secretary (organisation) Pawan Sai tried to pacify the protesters but they continued the protest.
State President of BJP-Congress in the election field, Arun Sao and Deepak Baij will contest from this seat.On this entire episode, Ganesh Ram Bhagat said that his supporters are protesting on their own and he does not support it. He said, however, that everyone is free to put forward their demands and the party leadership should pay attention to them. should give.
The Election Commission has announced the schedule of assembly elections in Chhattisgarh. Voting will be held in the state in two phases – November 7 and November 17. Counting will take place on December 3. Both Congress and BJP parties in the state have so far released one list each. The Chief Minister, Deputy CM and many MPs of the state are in the election fray. Both the parties have given tickets to state presidents.
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Like Rajasthan, Congress wants to change the election dates in Chhattisgarh too, what are the arguments?
Chhattisgarh election date: Recently, the Election Commission announced the dates of the assembly elections to be held in five states. However, later the voting date of Rajasthan elections was changed. After Rajasthan, there is a demand to change the election date in Madhya Pradesh also. In such a situation, now Chhattisgarh Deputy CM and veteran Congress leader TS Singh Deo has also raised the demand for changing the date. He has also given arguments for this.
What are the arguments of Congress?
Elections are to be held in Chhattisgarh in two phases on 7 and 17 November. There is a Congress government in the state. Demanding change in the voting date, TS Singh Deo said, ‘The Election Commission wants 100 per cent voting… There are many festivals like Dussehra, Diwali, Bhai Dooj, Chhath, etc. during the election dates. Everyone in the country knows about these social festivals. If the Election Commission wants, they still have time to adjust the date. The Election Commission wants 100% voting… but is it possible to get 100% voting in this situation? If not, the Election Commission will have to decide whether they want to make any changes or not.
Demand raised in Madhya Pradesh also
Bhojpuri Ekta Manch in Madhya Pradesh wrote a letter to the Election Commission to change the date. Bhojpuri Ekta Manch argued that voting is to be held in the state on 17th November but Chhath will be celebrated from 17th to 20th November. The population of Bhojpuri community in the entire state is around 35 lakh. This may affect the voting percentage. For this reason the election dates should be changed.
It is noteworthy that in Rajasthan, voting is now to be held on 25th November instead of 23rd November. This is because large scale weddings and social functions are to be held in the state during this period. In such a situation, demand for changing the election date has started rising in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh also.
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For the first time after independence, polling centers will be built in more than 120 villages of Naxal-affected Bastar.
This will be the first time after independence when people of more than 120 villages of Naxal-affected Bastar region of Chhattisgarh will get a chance to vote in these assembly elections in their own settlements. Officials said that new polling stations will be built in these villages of difficult areas which were earlier strongholds of Naxalites. Officials are considering this achievement as the victory of ‘ballot on bullet’. Earlier, voters in most of these villages had to travel a distance of 8 to 10 kilometers to vote. People had to cross mountains and streams to cast their vote. This affected the voting percentage.
Officials say that the establishment of polling stations in the areas of Bastar region which were once considered Naxalite strongholds is a sign of improvement in the security scenario and strengthening of the democratic system. It is known that voting will be held in two phases in the state. There are 12 assembly constituencies in Bastar division consisting of seven districts. Voting will be held in the first phase on November 7 in Bastar division.
Bastar Range Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sundarraj P said that more than 126 new polling stations will be set up in Bastar region for voting on November 7. Most of these will be new polling stations located in remote Naxal-affected areas. These new polling stations will assure the new generation of ‘ballot after ballot’ victory in Bastar region.
Of the 126 new booths, 15 will be set up in Kanker assembly constituency, 12 in Antagarh, five in Bhanupratappur (Kanker district), 20 in Konta (Sukma district), 14 in Chitrakote, four in Jagdalpur, one in Bastar (Bastar district). Not only this, 13 polling booths will be set up in Kondagaon, 19 in Keshkal (Kondagaon district), nine in Narayanpur, eight in Dantewada and six in Bijapur.
The official said the establishment of more than 65 camps of security forces (both state police and Central Armed Police Forces) in the Naxal-hit area during the last five years has brought about a significant change in the ground situation. It has helped in setting up polling booths even in remote villages. IG said that these new polling stations are a sign of better security and strengthening democratic system in Bastar.
Police officials in the area said that earlier polling stations were not set up in these areas due to difficult geographical conditions and Maoist threats. Pallo Markam, a tribal woman from Chandameta village, said that earlier she had to travel a distance of eight kilometers to reach Chhindgur village to vote, but now she is happy that she will be able to vote in her village itself.
Chandameta is one of the four villages in Jagdalpur constituency where a polling booth will be set up for the first time. Chandameta, once considered a stronghold of militancy, is located in the foothills of the Tulsi Dongri hills on the Chhattisgarh-Orissa border, about 65 km from Jagdalpur, the headquarters of Bastar district. Markam said that due to lack of road, one had to go to Chhindgur through unpaved roads. Now we are very happy to have a polling station in our village.
Markam said that we will vote for the one who will work for our development. Shyam Kawasi, another resident of the village, said that the voters of his village were earlier not interested in voting because one had to travel eight kilometers away and there was no road to reach there. He said that this time the entire village is excited to participate in the celebration of democracy.
Bastar District Collector Vijay Dayaram K said that the villagers of Chandameta had requested the district administration to set up a polling booth in their village. Last year, after the security forces established a camp in the village, the district administration rapidly took forward the development works there. A road connecting the village, schools and a health center were constructed. Electrification work of the village is in progress.
Bastar District Collector Vijay Dayaram said that most of the families in Chandameta village, which has a population of 432 people, had at least one member associated with the Naxalites before the police camp was established. The Collector said that for the first time after independence, the tricolor was hoisted in the village on August 15 last year. Now villagers will cast their votes in their villages for the first time after independence.
Bastar District Collector Vijay Dayaram said that there are 290 voters in the village, of which 148 are men and 142 are women. We are ready to conduct peaceful and successful elections. Voting will be held in the first phase in 12 assembly constituencies falling in Naxal-affected Bastar division Bastar and eight assembly constituencies of Mohla-Manpur-Ambagarh Chowki, Rajnandgaon, Khairagarh-Chhuikhadan-Gandai and Kabirdham districts of the state. The remaining 70 constituencies will go to polls in the second phase on November 17.
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Aam Aadmi Party has released its third list for Chhattisgarh, who will contribute from where?
AAP Third List for Chhattisgarh: Aam Aadmi Party has released its third list for Chhattisgarh Assembly elections. In this, candidates have been announced for 11 assembly seats. In this list of 11 candidates, Dr. Akash Jashwal from Baikunthpur Assembly, Chandrakant Diksena from Katghora and Manbhajan Tandon from Lormi Assembly seat have been fielded. Before this, Aam Aadmi Party has released two lists. It covers those assembly constituencies where voting is to be held in the first phase. Voting for the assembly elections in Chhattisgarh will be held in two phases on November 7 and 17.
Not only this, Deepak Patre from Mungeli, Durgalal Kevat from Jaijaipur, Lekhram Sahu from Kasdol, Jashwant Sinha from Gunderdehi and Chameli Kurre from Pandariya have been given a chance. Sanjeet Vishwakarma from Durg Rural, Jagmohan Baghel from Bastar while Narendra Bhawani from Jagdalpur will be in the fray. It is known that BJP has also released two lists of its candidates. At the same time, Congress says that it will also release its list soon.
Recently, Arvind Kejriwal had said that Aam Aadmi Party will contest elections with full strength in the three states of Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh. Aam Aadmi Party had announced the names of 10 candidates in its first list. 12 candidates were given place in the second list of Aam Aadmi Party. Aam Aadmi Party, while releasing the third list on X, said that this time the broom will run.
Aam Aadmi Party has announced 10 guarantees in Chhattisgarh. While promising these guarantees, Arvind Kejriwal had said that his guarantee is different and the guarantee of other parties is different. Kejriwal’s guarantee is firm. AAP has promised to provide 24 hours and 300 units of free electricity. It has also been said that old electricity bills till November will be waived off. Also promised to ensure good education and raw teachers. You have talked about free treatment and opening mohalla clinics in every village. It has been said to provide financial assistance of Rs 1000 per month to women.
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Chhattisgarh Election: Ticket not received from Jashpur; Former minister Ganesh Ram Bhagat cried bitterly
Internal discord seems to be increasing in BJP regarding ticket in Jashpur, Chhattisgarh. A video of former minister and senior BJP tribal leader Ganesh Ram Bhagat is going viral. In this he is seen crying and addressing the workers. Sanad Ganesh Ram Bhagat was seeking ticket from Jashpur Assembly. Tribal Suraksha Manch’s national convenor Ganesh Ram Bhagat addressed the workers and cried after not getting the ticket. However Live Hindustan does not confirm the authenticity of this video.
Ganesh Ram Bhagat said that if it did not happen now, he went to Jashpur. BJP has fielded Raimuni Bhagat from Jashpur. If sources are to be believed, three big leaders were claiming the ticket from Jashpur. These included senior tribal group leader Ganesh Ram Bhagat, District Panchayat President Raimuni Bhagat and District President Sharda Pradhan. The party had also conducted a survey regarding these three names. Raimuni Bhagat seemed to have the upper hand among these contenders. If sources are to be believed, BJP did not want to take any risk from this assembly seat.
If we look at the results of the last assembly elections, we find that for the first time in 35 years, BJP had to face defeat from Jashpur Assembly by 8 thousand votes. This is the third time that Raimuni Bhagat has been elected President of District Panchayat Jashpur. She has also been a member of the State Women Commission from 2016 to 2018. She is considered a strong woman leader of BJP. He is considered a staunch opponent of the Pathalgadi campaign.
Just before the 2018 assembly elections, the Pathalgadi campaign had gained momentum in Narayanpur and Bagicha police station areas of Jashpur district. No local leader was seen opposing it. At that time Raimuni Bhagat had come into limelight and had uprooted the stones buried by Pathalgadi supporters. Then the pictures of Raimuni Bhagat uprooting the stones became a topic of discussion. There has been fear of movement of Pathalgadi supporters in these registered areas. These are the reasons why Raimuni Bhagat, who started her political journey as a District Panchayat member in 2005, has the upper hand among the ticket contenders.