- By JE News Desk
- Mon, 18 Mar 2024 05:54 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the Sidhi constituency in Madhya Pradesh witnessed a keenly contested electoral battle, reflecting the diverse socio-economic and political fabric of the region. Sidhi, known for its rich mineral resources, predominantly rural population, and tribal communities, emerged as a significant political arena where various parties aimed to secure electoral dominance.
The winning candidate for the Sidhi Lok Sabha seat in 2019 was Riti Pathak of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Pathak's victory underscored the BJP's continued influence in the region, as she managed to secure a substantial mandate from the electorate. Her campaign focused on highlighting the developmental initiatives undertaken by the central government, particularly in the areas of infrastructure, rural electrification, and social welfare schemes.
Securing the second position was Ajay Singh Rahul of the Indian National Congress (INC), the primary opposition party in the state. Rahul's candidacy was backed by the Congress party's organizational machinery and its efforts to regain political ground in the constituency. His campaign emphasized issues such as unemployment, agrarian distress, and the alleged failures of the BJP-led central and state governments to address the concerns of the people.
In the third position was Ramlal Panika who represented the Bahujan Samaj Party.
The electoral landscape of Sidhi also witnessed the participation of other political parties and regional players, contributing to the multi-cornered contest in the constituency. Factors such as caste equations, candidate credibility, and local alliances played a crucial role in shaping the electoral outcomes in specific areas within the constituency.
Overall, the 2019 Lok Sabha election results for Sidhi demonstrated the BJP's continued dominance in the region, while also highlighting the Congress party's efforts to make inroads. The presence of independent candidates and smaller parties further added to the complexity of the electoral dynamics, reflecting the diverse political preferences of the electorate.
Looking ahead, the outcomes of the 2019 elections are expected to influence political strategies and alliances in Sidhi as parties strive to consolidate their support base and address the evolving needs of the people. Effective governance, sustainable development, and inclusive policies are likely to remain key factors shaping the political landscape of the constituency in the coming years.
Results for the Lok Sabha election held in 2019 for the Sidhi constituency:
Winning Candidate: Riti Pathak (BJP)
Total Votes Received: 698342
Vote Percentage: 54.44
Losing Candidate: Ajay Singh (INC)
Total Votes Received: 411818
Vote Percentage: 32.11
In Madhya Pradesh, the Lok Sabha elections will be held in four phases for the 29 constituencies.
Polling Dates:
Phase 1: April 19
Phase 2: April 26
Phase 3: May 7
Phase 4: May 13
General elections for the 543 Lok Sabha seats will be held between April 19 and June 1 in seven phases. The results for the Lok Sabha Polls will be announced on June 4.
