BJP chief Kuldeep Bishnoi with celebration candidate and son Bhavya Bishnoi flash their ink-marked fingers after casting their votes for the Adampur Assembly bypolls, in Adampur, Haryana. (Credit: Manoj Dhaka)

Munugode witnessed over 93 per cent voter turnout whereas Adampur noticed a turnout of 76.45 per cent. Bihar’s Mokama and Gopalganj noticed polling percentages of 53.45 and 51.48, respectively. Gola Gokarannath noticed over 57 per cent polling and Dhamnagar witnessed a voter turnout of 66.63 per cent. Maharashtra’s Andheri East seat recorded a low voter turnout of 31.74 per cent.

Political variations and arch rivalries had been put aside because the BJP and Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) got here collectively on the final day of campaigning for the Adampur Assembly bypoll.

Sharing the stage had been JJP chief and Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala, BJP chief Brijendra Singh, BJP CM Manohar Lal Khattar, BJP candidate Bhavya Bishnoi and his father Kuldeep Bishnoi, the late Bhajan Lal’s spouse and Bhavya’s grandmother Jasma Devi, in addition to a number of state ministers, MLAs, MPs and different senior leaders of the state.

Adampur constituency in Haryana’s Hisar district, thought of to be a stronghold of Haryana’s three-time former chief minister Bhajan Lal’s household, is up for grabs once more.

While the BJP, which has fielded Bhavya Bishnoi, the son of two-time MP and four-time MLA Kuldeep Bishnoi, seems to have an edge, contemplating the next the Bishnoi household has within the space, the Opposition shouldn’t be prepared to surrender with out a combat.

Congress has constructed its marketing campaign to money in on the anti-incumbency issue and farmers’ resentment towards BJP with many leaders saying Kuldeep is a ‘traitor’ who abandoned the constituency, stop the Congress and joined BJP to allegedly get his Enforcement Directorate and Income Tax instances settled.

Amid the high-stakes marketing campaign for the Munugode by-election in Telangana, the ruling celebration within the state, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS), is rolling itself out in its new avatar as Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS). With an enormous win right here, the BRS goals to go nationwide, with the message that it might probably tackle the BJP and win.

The BRS marketing campaign is in contrast to that of any regional celebration, morphing right into a monumental effort to hunt nationwide identification.

To match the BJP’s high-optics marketing campaign and guarantees of Central authorities largesse, the TRS has deployed 14 state ministers and not less than 50-60 MLAs to cowl each inch of Munugode in Nalgonda district. Everywhere you go within the constituency, BRS leaders are highlighting and amplifying the state’s “national role model” schemes like Rythu Bandhu, Dalit Bandhu, free energy to the farm sector, farm insurance coverage and myraid different schemes and initiatives that they declare are bringing a change within the lives of the folks, particularly the poor and marginalised, particularly Dalits.