Lucknow: The results of the assembly elections held in five states, including Uttar Pradesh, are coming out today. Out of all these states, UP is considered to be very important. If you look at the number of election meetings in the seven-phase campaign of UP, out of all the top leaders, the Congress party's national general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has sweated the most. She has addressed the highest number of gatherings in the State. State CM Yogi Adityanath came second only to Priyanka in terms of election meetings. Polling for 403 assembly seats in UP was held in seven phases from February 10 to March 7, the results of which will be out today on March 10.
As per information gathered from various parties, Priyanka Gandhi held 209 rallies and roadshows for the victory of Congress candidates in the power struggle of UP. According to the scoreboard of the campaign, Yogi Adityanath held 203 rallies and roadshows by touring across the state to bring the BJP back to power for the second time in a row. The main contender in the race for power in UP, the state's main opposition Samajwadi Party (SP) national president and former CM Akhilesh Yadav held 131 rallies and roadshows for the sp alliance candidates.
PM Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah also addressed a large number of rallies and held roadshows to emphasize the BJP's basic mantra 'Aaynge To Yogi Hi'. Even after his busy schedule, PM Modi addressed 28 rallies and roadshows during the seven-phase polling in the politically crucial state. PM Modi also stayed for a night in his parliamentary constituency Varanasi and ended his campaign with a rally in Khajoori village of Varanasi before the campaign for the seventh and final phase ended on March 5. In such a situation, it will now be seen whose hard work brings colour to the state.
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