Shajapur, The noise of election campaign which has been going on for two months will stop from Saturday evening. After this, the candidates will try to win over the voters in their favor by making door-to-door contacts. Now let's see which side the camel sits on.
This time a total of 19 lakh 40 thousand 472 voters are included in Dewas Shajapur Lok Sabha. The total voters include 9 lakh 94 thousand 73 male voters, 9 lakh 46 thousand 376 female voters and 23 other voters. The gender ratio among total voters is 951 and EP ratio is 63.58. There are 2309 polling stations in the eight assembly constituencies. There are 335 polling stations in Ashta (157) assembly constituency of Lok Sabha seat. Similarly, 304 in Agar (166), 308 in Shajapur (167), 262 in Shujalpur (168), 265 in Kalapipal (169), 290 in Sonkutch (170), 290 in Dewas (171) and 252 in Hatpipalya (172). There are polling stations. Including all these, there are a total of 2306 polling stations in the entire Lok Sabha constituency. Preparations are being made by the Election Department at all the polling stations.

Contenders remained active for two months

This time, both the major parties had fielded their candidates for the Lok Sabha elections. Where BJP had announced the name of Mahendra Singh Solanki on March 2. So on March 12, Congress had also approved the name of Rajendra Malviya. This shows that both the major parties got more than two months for their respective campaigns. BJP candidates have done public relations with their supporters in the city several times and Laav-Lashkar was also seen with them. But the Congress candidate was neither seen in the city nor was his public contact visible anywhere. It will be known only on June 4 what was the reason behind this. So how much blessings did the BJP candidate get from the voters?