The by-election on the UP’s Ghoshi seat will be a kind of litmus test for non-BJP parties before 2024. Also, it will be a test for the ruling party as the voter’s mood will be tried out in the assembly elections on Sept 5. It exists to be a characteristically enthusiastic constituency from the suitable supporters. The candidates’ upbeat exposition and political prowess are making both the political parties increasingly prudent about their elections. Side by side, their faithfully ardent supporters are swooning around the traditional candidates.
The Congress has not fielded a candidate in the by-election on the Ghosi assembly seat in the Mau district. Meanwhile, the newly appointed president of UP Congress, Ajay Rai, has issued a letter of support to the party. Accordingly, the Congress party has announced support for the Samajwadi Party candidate in the Ghosi by-election.
Re-election is being held on the Ghosi seat owing to the resignation of SP’s MLA Dara Singh Chauhan. He has once again joined the BJP and the party has again fielded him as a strong candidate to give comparatively a befitting fight on this important seat. No party looks a little bit nervous, and leaders are looking less nervous now.
They feel like they have had acceptable support on this rather a different time with the people of this very constituency. They breathe a sigh of relief that they are finally going to attend their political rallies out in the particular realm. Therefore, it was more continually a dream to win the election, but it stands a bit more tougher and remote dream. They are supposedly by far feeling like so many people who have that dream, but it seems so far away.
In the meantime, the Communist Party of India-ML (CPI-ML) and the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) have decided to support the Samajwadi Party candidate, a member of the opposition alliance ‘India’ (Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance) for by-elections. Both parties in its statement gave this information. Rashtriya Lok Dal has also been supporting Samajwadi Party (Alliance) candidate in by-election.