Voting is going on for 3 Rajya Sabha seats in the Indian state of Rajasthan. So far 113 MLAs have voted. Voting started from 9 am, then the BJP and National Democratic Party MLAs first reached the assembly by bus. After this, Congress MLAs started reaching the Assembly by buses. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot cast the first vote from the Congress. State Congress President and Deputy Chief Minister Sachin, former Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje have voted. Votes will be counted from 5 pm. According to the numbers, the victory of two seats of Congress and one seat of BJP is almost certain. However, both the parties have fielded two candidates each. For your information, let us tell you that the Congress has nominated the party's general secretaries KC Venugopal and Neeraj Dangi, while the BJP has fielded Rajendra Gehlot and Omkar Singh Lakhawat. Given the party's party conditions, only Rajendra Gehlot will be able to win. The most interesting thing is whether the assembly speaker CP Joshi will vote or not. Apart from this, he has not made his opinion public at the moment. The Congress has 107 MLAs. He has the support of 13 Independents, 2 Tribal Party of India and 2 CPI (M) and one RLD MLA. The Congress has 125 votes in total. Among them, Social Justice and Empowerment Minister Master Bhanwarlal Meghwal is unwell. A candidate needs 51 votes to win. In such a situation, for the victory of both the candidates, 102 votes are required, which the Congress has. On the other hand, BJP has 72 MLAs. MLAs of the National Democratic Party will also vote in favor. In this case, the total vote of BJP is 75. Due to this only one candidate of BJP will win and Rajendra Gehlot will win according to the preference of the party. Also Read: All party meeting on China dispute today, CM Thackeray can keep this demand China controversy: Opposition's sharp attitude before all-party meeting, Sonia will question government 'China attacked by planning, was the government sleeping? 'asks Rahul Gandhi America increases China's tension, Trump signs bill on Uygar Muslims