BJP's PP Choudhary and Congress' Badri Ram Jakhar will be up in the key contest in Pali constituency. In the 4th phase, a total of 71 seats across 8 states will witness Lok Sabha election 2019.
Pali Lok Sabha constituency: Parliamentary constituency Pali will go to polls on April 29 in the fourth phase of Lok Sabha election. BJP's PP Choudhary and Congress' Badri Ram Jakhar will be up in the key contest in 2019. In the 4th phase, a total of 71 seats across 8 states will witness Lok Sabha election 2019.
Pali Lok Sabha constituency consists of eight assembly segments which are Sojat (SC), Pali, Marwar Junction, Bali, Sumerpur, Osian, Bhopalgarh (SC), Bilara (SC).
BJP has fielded its sitting MP PP Choudhary who has made big claims of work done by him in his 5 year tenure. He is also serving as Union Minister of State.
The incumbent MP is confident of his victory in 2019. Speaking about work done by him he said that under his leadership more than 50,000 solar lights were intalled in 444 Gram Panchayats.
He also worked to ensure 2 lakh women to get them Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana (PMSBY) from his salary.
Riding on Modi wave in 2014, he defeated Munni Devi Godara of the Congress by over 4 lakh votes.
However, whether the sitting MP get another term to serve, one will only get to know after May 23.
The Congress party has fielded its 2009 winning candidate Badri Ram Jakhar against BJP's PP Choudhary.
Pali Lok Sabha constituency 2019 candidates
BJP: PP Choudhary
Congress: Badri Ram Jakhar
Pali Lok Sabha election results in 2014, 2009 and 2004
2014
Winning candidate: PP Choudhary (BJP)
Losing candidate: Munni Devi Godara (Congress)
2009
Winning candidate: Badri Ram Jakhar (Congress)
Losing candidate: Pusp Jain (BJP)
2004
Winning candidate: Pusp Jain (BJP)
Losing candidate: Surendra Kumar Surana (Congress)
Rajasthan has a total of 25 parliamentary seats which will go to polls in two phases. Here is the seat-wise break-up in which phase, the election will be held in Rajasthan constituencies.
13 out of 25 Rajasthan constituencies will go to polls in Lok Sabha election 4th phase, April 29: Tonk-Sawai Madhopur, Ajmer, Pali, Jodhpur, Barmer, Jalore, Udaipur, Banswara, Chittorgarh, Rajsamand, Bhilwara, Kota, Jhalawar-Baran.
Remaining 12 Rajasthan constituencies will go to polls in Lok Sabha election 5th phase, May 06: Ganganagar, Bikaner, Churu, Jhunjhunu, Sikar, Jaipur Rural, Jaipur, Alwar, Bharatpur, Karauli-Dholpur, Dausa, Nagaur
Rajasthan is one of the key states in the Hindi-belt both the national parties — BJP and Congress — are set to give a tough competition to each other. Rajasthan has a total of 4,84,79,229 voters.
BJP's alliance in Rajasthan
The BJP is contesting polls in alliance with Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections. Led by Jat leader Hanuman Beniwal, RLP won Khinvsar, Merta and Bhopalgarh seats in 2018 Rajasthan Assembly elections.
Hanuman Beniwal is a former BJP leader who was ousted from the party after his differences with former chief minister Vasundhara Raje. However, after the 2018 assembly election results, which led the BJP to lose the state to Congress, it has aligned with the RLP. Looking at the presence of RLP's presence in some regions, BJP may encash benefit in districts like Ajmer, Pali, Barmer, and Jodhpur.
Congress' alliance in Rajasthan
Congress is going to contest all 25 seats in the forthcoming election. However, in assembly election 2018, it has allied with Rashtriya Lok Dal led by Ajit Singh, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and Sharad Yadav’s Loktantrik Janata Dal.
Role of Rajasthan Assembly election 2018 results
In 2018, Congress dethrone BJP from power after it won 100 seats in 200 constituency assembly. The BJP which was in power secured 73 seats and couldn't retain the state. Going by the 2018 results, if anti-incumbency wave continues against the BJP, then it will affect BJP's tally which won all 25 Lok Sabha seats in 2014 elections. It was for the first time since 1989 that Congress failed to win even a single seat in 2014 Lok Sabha polls.
However, it is very hard to predict whether there will be a repeat of 2018 assembly polls or the Modi factor would once again work. In 2014, BJP's total vote share was 54.9
Lok Sabha election 2019 is being held in 7-phases. The first, second and third voting have already taken place. The remaining phases will go to polls on April 29 (4th phase), May 06 (5th phase), May 12 (6th phase) and May 19 (7ht phase).
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