Temple-church or Gurudwara, there is no objection to going anywhere for supporters…’, Naseem Solanki expressed gratitude to the voters after the victory – naseem solanki win After bypoll win SP leader says will visit temples churches gurdwaras for supporters uttar pradesh by election bjp sp ntc

SP’s Naseem Solanki, winner of the Sisamau assembly bypoll in Uttar Pradesh, on Saturday said she will visit temples, churches and gurudwaras for her supporters, while second-placed BJP candidate Suresh Awasthi blamed division of Hindu votes for her defeat. Has been held responsible. Meanwhile, BJP’s Ramveer Singh thanked Muslim voters for winning Kundarki assembly constituency by a “bumper” vote margin.

Naseem Solanki thanked the voters
Naseem was fielded from Sisamau in Kanpur after jailed Irfan Solanki was disqualified as MLA from the family stronghold seat. Irfan was jailed for arson in a woman’s house. Naseem Solanki said after the results, “The way people were harassed and beaten during the by-elections, yet they voted, I salute them. I salute the party workers and above all the party president (Akhilesh Yadav). I thank my husband for giving me this opportunity. I will complete his unfinished work.

What did Suresh Awasthi say on the defeat?
When asked about visiting temples before the by-elections, she said, “I have no problem in visiting temples, churches or gurudwaras for my supporters. If it makes my supporters happy, then why not. I will work there too.” ” Meanwhile, BJP’s Suresh Awasthi, who lost to Naseem by 8,654 votes, blamed division of votes for his defeat. “Somewhere we thought that Hindu votes would not be divided, but Hindu votes got divided and that resulted in my (defeat),” he told reporters.

BJP’s Ramveer Singh wins on Kundarki seat.
In Kundarki, BJP’s Ramveer Singh said he expected to win by a margin of 50,000 votes, but he won by a huge margin of 1.45 lakh votes. He said that among the people who encouraged him to contest the elections were members of the Muslim community in his constituency. After winning, Singh said, “Muslim voters have been my supporters for three generations and they have full faith in me. I will serve them with honesty and dedication. Had they not had faith in me, I would not have got so many bumper votes.” .” BJP captured this seat after many years.

“People love me and they were unhappy with the Samajwadi Party. They have voted for honesty, development and the ‘Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas’ policy of PM Narendra Modi and CM Yogi Adityanath,” Singh told reporters.

Tej Pratap Yadav won from Karhal
In Karhal, SP’s Tej Pratap Yadav won against his uncle Anujesh Pratap Singh of BJP. He also alleged that voters were harassed during the voting process and claimed that SP supporters were prevented from voting.

Yadav told reporters, “We will increase the vote margin in future, whatever shortcomings there are, we will correct them.” In Mirapur, BJP ally RLD’s Mithilesh Pal won and said CM Adityanath’s magic had worked for the alliance candidates. Asked about the Chief Minister’s slogan of ‘If we divide, we will cut’, he said, “There is no doubt that there is strength in unity.” He also criticized RLD chief Jayant for giving “ordinary workers from backward communities” to contest the elections. Chaudhary also thanked.

Sanjeev Sharma won from Ghaziabad

BJP’s Surendra Diler, who won from Khair (SC) seat in Aligarh district, rejected SP’s allegations of irregularities during the by-election. BJP’s winning candidate in Ghaziabad, Sanjeev Sharma told reporters that his tenure as MLA will be for about two years and during this time he will get as much development work done as he would have done in five years. Sharma said, “Along with building the Dudheshwarnath temple corridor, I will work especially in the fields of medicine and education.”

Dharamraj Nishad won from Katehri

He gave credit to the party organization and workers for his victory and ‘direct connect’ with the public. In Katehari, BJP’s Dharamraj Nishad led the party to victory after three decades. “It was the people of the constituency and the party workers who contested the elections for me. I am grateful that a poor man like me was given a chance by the BJP and the result is that after so many years the lotus has blossomed here.” Nishad told reporters.

BJP’s victory in Majhwan
In Phulpur, BJP’s winning candidate Deepak Patel said the party cadre ensured his victory and he went to the voters with the main issue of development. He said, “People have come to believe that only BJP can do good for them.” BJP’s Suchismita Maurya in Majhwan credited the party for her victory. He said, “BJP works for everyone, it does not do politics of appeasement. It worked for me.”