Apathy and Anger in Bareilly: A ground report from a BJP bastion | The Caravan
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Bareilly voted in the third
Bareilly voted in the third phase of the 2024 general election, on 7 May. Turnout had been indifferent in the first two phases—Uttar Pradesh recorded 61.1 percent in the first phase and 55.2 percent in the second, both significantly lower than the national average. The constituency had a turnout of 57.9 percent, almost identical to the average for the ten UP seats voting in the phase.
In Bareilly, the Bharatiya Janata Party set aside its eight-term incumbent, Santosh Gangwar, a 75-year-old former union minister, and gave the ticket to another Kurmi, Chhatrapal Singh Gangwar, who won the Baheri assembly seat in 2017 but lost it five years later. The Samajwadi Party nominated Praveen Singh Aron, who had defeated Santosh Gangwar in 2009 on a Congress ticket. The Bahujan Samaj Party’s Chhotelal Gangwar, meanwhile, had his candidature cancelled because of an incomplete nomination form. According to the voters and politicians we spoke to in Bareilly, a few days before polling, there was a tough fight between the BJP and the SP. “Modi doesn’t have the influence he did in 2014 or 2019,” Santosh Shakya, the associate editor of Indus News TV, told us. “It’s a close battle here this time. People seem very aggressive about their issues.”
A video report by Sunil Kashyap and Sibtain Hyder.
Video and Editing: Sibtain Hyder
Subtitling: Marjan Raja
Copy Editing: Ajachi Chakrabarti
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In Bareilly, the Bharatiya Janata Party set aside its eight-term incumbent, Santosh Gangwar, a 75-year-old former union minister, and gave the ticket to another Kurmi, Chhatrapal Singh Gangwar, who won the Baheri assembly seat in 2017 but lost it five years later. The Samajwadi Party nominated Praveen Singh Aron, who had defeated Santosh Gangwar in 2009 on a Congress ticket. The Bahujan Samaj Party’s Chhotelal Gangwar, meanwhile, had his candidature cancelled because of an incomplete nomination form. According to the voters and politicians we spoke to in Bareilly, a few days before polling, there was a tough fight between the BJP and the SP. “Modi doesn’t have the influence he did in 2014 or 2019,” Santosh Shakya, the associate editor of Indus News TV, told us. “It’s a close battle here this time. People seem very aggressive about their issues.”
A video report by Sunil Kashyap and Sibtain Hyder.
Video and Editing: Sibtain Hyder
Subtitling: Marjan Raja
Copy Editing: Ajachi Chakrabarti
Read the report on our website: https://caravanmagazine.in/politics/a...
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