Less voting of 10 MP ministers in the assembly...
Less voting of 10 mp ministers in the assembly...
After the second phase of voting process, the magic of the 10 ministers of the state could not be maintained even in the third phase of voting. Compared to the assembly elections, there has been less voting in the assembly constituencies of these ministers. The worst performance in this has been from Sumawali, the assembly constituency of state Agriculture minister Andal Singh Kansana. Voters here did not come out to vote. There was 19.4 percent less voting on this seat in the lok sabha elections compared to the assembly elections. In the third phase of voting process, elections were held on 9 lok sabha seats of the state.
The credibility of 11 ministers of the state was at stake in the third phase of election process. Out of these 11 ministers, 10 ministers have got less voting in the lok sabha elections as compared to the assembly elections in their assembly constituencies. Only one minister Krishna Gaur's assembly constituency Govindpura saw improvement in voting percentage.
The magic of these ministers could not work in the remaining 10 assembly constituencies. In the case of poor performance, state Agriculture minister Andal Singh Kansana and minister Vijay Shah's Harsud assembly are involved. In Andal Singh Kansana's constituency, there was 19.4 percent less voting, while in Vijay Shah's constituency, there was 12.7 percent less voting.
Voting status in ministers' constituenciesHarsud assembly of minister Vijay Shah comes under Betul parliamentary seat. In the Harsud assembly elections, 79.58 percent voting took place, whereas in the lok sabha elections, only 66.82 percent voting took place. Similarly, in karan Singh Verma's Ichhawar assembly, there was 85.67 percent voting, but now 78.22 percent voting took place.
In Govind Singh Rajput's Surkhi assembly, 75.97 percent voting took place, but now 66.20 percent voting took place. In Andal Singh Kansana's Sumawali assembly, 72.5 percent voting took place, but now 53.10 percent voting took place. In Rakesh Shukla's Mehgaon assembly, there was 64.92 percent voting, but now 53.93 percent voting took place.
After the second phase of voting process, the magic of the 10 ministers of the state could not be maintained even in the third phase of voting. Compared to the assembly elections, there has been less voting in the assembly constituencies of these ministers. The worst performance in this has been from Sumawali, the assembly constituency of state Agriculture minister Andal Singh Kansana. Voters here did not come out to vote. There was 19.4 percent less voting on this seat in the lok sabha elections compared to the assembly elections. In the third phase of voting process, elections were held on 9 lok sabha seats of the state.
The credibility of 11 ministers of the state was at stake in the third phase of election process. Out of these 11 ministers, 10 ministers have got less voting in the lok sabha elections as compared to the assembly elections in their assembly constituencies. Only one minister Krishna Gaur's assembly constituency Govindpura saw improvement in voting percentage.
The magic of these ministers could not work in the remaining 10 assembly constituencies. In the case of poor performance, state Agriculture minister Andal Singh Kansana and minister Vijay Shah's Harsud assembly are involved. In Andal Singh Kansana's constituency, there was 19.4 percent less voting, while in Vijay Shah's constituency, there was 12.7 percent less voting.
Voting status in ministers' constituenciesHarsud assembly of minister Vijay Shah comes under Betul parliamentary seat. In the Harsud assembly elections, 79.58 percent voting took place, whereas in the lok sabha elections, only 66.82 percent voting took place. Similarly, in karan Singh Verma's Ichhawar assembly, there was 85.67 percent voting, but now 78.22 percent voting took place.
In Govind Singh Rajput's Surkhi assembly, 75.97 percent voting took place, but now 66.20 percent voting took place. In Andal Singh Kansana's Sumawali assembly, 72.5 percent voting took place, but now 53.10 percent voting took place. In Rakesh Shukla's Mehgaon assembly, there was 64.92 percent voting, but now 53.93 percent voting took place.