In the wake of the BJP victory, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate Prem Kumar Dumal meets his constituency. Probably, if the party fails to defeat, it will be the biggest internal party headache for the BJP.
The rule alternately ..
As far as the Himachal Pradesh is concerned, the Congress and the BJP are changing alternately after the 1990s. In the 2012 Assembly elections, the Congress ruled there. Senior Vice President Veerbhartha Singh was sworn in as Chief Minister.
There, the worst financial situation and corruption charges in the 5-year rule have created a big challenge for Congress. The BJP has been conducting various issues against the state government for the last six months.
On this occasion, the polling was held on November 9 in the 68 constituencies in Himachal Pradesh. Chief veteran Veerpura Singh, former chief minister Prem Kumar Dumal, were re-contesting. In this election 75.28 percent of the votes were recorded. The Congress and the BJP contested in 68 constituencies.
The BJP, which has been active in the campaign to seize rule this time, has been involved in a serious election campaign. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP leader Amit Shah have campaigned seriously.
At the same time, Rahul Gandhi also campaigned for the Congress. Initially, opinion polls suggested that this time again, the BJP would rejoin the regime because of corruption and the government's dissatisfaction in the state. Likewise, after the election vote, the BJP would also win. The expectation of the BJP's rule would emerge in general.
In the meanwhile, the vote counted in the first phase of the election. The number of votes started slightly late in the morning due to heavy cold weather. From the beginning, the BJP is getting ahead. The Congress party, the ruling party, has suffered a setback.
Chief Minister Virbhandra Singh is in the presence of Arki. His son, Vikramaditya Singh is in the presence of. However, BJP's prime ministerial candidate Prem Kumar Dumal has suffered a low turnout in his constituency.
As for the Himachal Pradesh, the Congress's Virbhadra Singh and the BJP's Prem Kumar Dumal are unshakable forces. Since 1985, both have become strong leaders. The family of the two has dominated the Himachal Pradesh election for several years.
Even before the election in Himachal Pradesh, the BJP was furious against Prem Kumar Dumal. The party leadership was reluctant to announce him as the chief ministerial candidate. At the same time, Dumal himself wanted to announce the CM candidate.
In the mean time, the BJP leadership declared Dumal as the Chief Ministerial candidate. Dum is currently in a failed environment. If the final results are released and if he fails, the new Chief Minister will have to elect a new Chief Minister. Political viewers say the selection of a new chief is likely to be tough for the BJP leadership when it comes to a clash in the Himachal Pradesh BJP.
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