Source: Blog/NYT |
Over 1.04 crore electorate
would exercise their franchise in 9,840 polling stations in the seven
constituencies
KEY FIGHTS
BHAGALPUR
Syed Shahnawaz Hussain,
BJP
Vs.
Abu Kaiser,
JD(U)
Vs.
Shailesh Kumar,
RJD
KATIHAR
Tariq Anwar,
NCP
Vs.
Nikhil Kumar Chaudhary,
BJP
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Campaigning came to an end
in seven Lok Sabha constituencies in Bihar today, including in high- profile Bhagalpur seat which
would test acceptability of Narendra Modi by the minority.
Supual, Araria, Kisanganj, Katihar,
Purnia and Banka besides Bhagalpur
constituencies, spread over eight districts will go to the hustings in the
third phase of polling in the state on April 24.
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ISSUES:
-
Illegal Bangladeshi
migrants
-
Kosi flooding
-
Underdevelopment
-
Crime &
Corruption
-
Modi wave and Communal
polarization
-
Infrastructure
woes
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The seven parliamentary
constituencies are located in Seemanchal areas of Bihar bordering with Bangladesh and Nepal .
BJP's Shahnawaz Hussain, NCP
general secretary Tariq Anwar and former Union minister and RJD leader Md
Taslimuddin are among the prominent candidates whose fate will be decided in
this round of polls in Bihar .
Over 1.04 crore electorate
would exercise their franchise in 9,840 polling stations in the seven
constituencies.
Repoll will also be held on
Thursday for the assembly segments of Baisi in Purnea and Kochadhaman in
Kisanganj.
Like the previous phases, this
one too saw BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi addressing rallies at
Katihar and Supual.
BJP president Rajnath Singh
made a whirlwind tour of four constituencies of Bhagalpur , Araria, Supual and Purnia.
Congress vice president
Rahul Gandhi visited Bihar for the second time
to address an election meeting at minority-dominated Kisanganj in favour of
party candidate Maulana Asrarul Haque.
In minority-dominated Bhagalpur sitting BJP MP
Hussain is facing triangular contest with Abu Kaiser of JD(U) and Bullo Mandal
of RJD.
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