Assembly Elections 2022 Live Updates: Amit Shah’s Door-To-Door Campaign In UP Today

Assembly Polls 2022: This is Amit Shah’s second public event in Uttar Pradesh in the last three daysAs part of his back-to-back visits to poll-bound states, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will engage in day-long public events as well as door-to-door campaigns in Uttar Pradesh’s Muzaffarnagar and Saharanpur today. This is Mr Shah’s second public event in Uttar Pradesh in the last three days that started from Mathura and Greater Noida on Thursday.The Home Minister will hold effective voter communication in Muzaffarnagar’s Sadar constituency and subsequently a door-to-door campaign in the region from 12.30 pm onwards. Mr Shah’s third event as a door-to-door campaign will begin from 2.10 pm in Deoband in Saharanpur, near Delhi.At about 3 pm, the Home Minister will hold effective voter communication in Kota village in the Saharanpur Dehat area. Shah’s day-long event will culminate with a door-to-door campaign in the New Shardanagar area in the Saharanpur constituency at 5.30 pm.The Home Minister’s public engagements are significant as Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh will be conducted in seven phases starting on February 10. The counting of votes for 403 assembly seats in Uttar Pradesh, 117 in Punjab, 70 in Uttarakhand 60 in Manipur, and 40 in Goa will take place on March 10.Here are the Live Updates on Assembly Elections 2022:Get NDTV UpdatesTurn on notifications to receive alerts as this story develops.There is going to be massive misuse of the postal ballot this time: RLD Chief Jayant Chaudhary To NDTV There is massive misuse being done by the govt – teachers are being made to attend rallies and being sent by the bus loads.I am informed that there is going to be massive misuse of the postal ballot this time. People must be made aware of this.Soldiers have told me too that they have been made to vote under the supervision of their seniors. This is going to happen again The actual vote share when we fought an election with the SP, we saw a significant rise in our vote share.The BJP won’t change – their entire campaign is based on Mandir-Masjid politics, construction of Ram temple, Jinnah, etc.The BJP does not care about the 20%. Who are these 20%. According to their rhetoric, these are the 20% who cheer for Pakistan, are happy to see India not doing well in a situation, burst crackers when something bad happens to the BJP. So, this is like the BJP’s dog whistle.The BJP’s offer to me was a political ploy, not a serious offer. For them it is all about saying Jat-Jat-Jat, but I don’t say that. For them in saying so, they want the Jats to be isolated. For me that is not the case, and not how it should be.I am at a place where I have nothing to lose, whatever happens will be a gain for us. These elections are not for me to win either. What a win would do is be considered as a historic win for the farmers.There was a shift in the mood when Rakesh Tikait got emotional and started crying. That moved people, that moved us all – my father, me, the community as a large. That is a defining moment. We may bicker or fight among ourselves, but we all come together in such times.If there is trust between the leaders, then an alliance is strong. Ultimately voters will decide and we will respect the decision.Uttarakhand assembly polls 2022: Total of 755 candidates have filed nominationsAhead of Uttarakhand Polls, a total of 755 candidates have filed nominations for 70 assembly seats, informed State Election Office.  On the last day of nominations, 307 candidates including former Chief Minister Harish Rawat have filed their nominations, added the State Election Office.According to the information received from the State Election Office, a maximum of 144 nominations have been filed in Dehradun while the lowest nominations were filed in Champawat district i.e. 15.A total of 723 nominations were filed in the state in the last assembly elections in the year 2017.



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