Counting of votes is underway for the by-election held in Rampur, a popular assembly constituency in Uttar Pradesh. Yes, and after lagging behind in the initial trends, Samajwadi Party's Asim Raza is leading. Let us tell you that Akash Saxena of the Bharatiya Janata Party is now lagging behind. According to the latest trends, Samajwadi Party leader Mohd Asim Raja is leading with a margin of 140 votes. With this, voting was held on December 5 in this seat. Let us tell you that 33 percent voting was recorded in Rampur Sadar Assembly. With this, the by-election was held after Azam Khan's assembly membership was canceled. Let us tell you that the Samajwadi Party had alleged large-scale rigging in this election.
Samajwadi Party national general secretary Ram Gopal Yadav had written a letter to the Chief Election Commissioner demanding the cancellation of the by-election held in Rampur assembly constituency. Let us also tell you that this time in Rampur, the BJP was looking upset due to the very low voter turnout, while there is tremendous frustration and restlessness in the Samajwadi Party camp. However, Rampur is the seat where 55 to 60 percent are Muslim voters, and this time the vote percentage has been the lowest in history.
With this, only about 33-34 percent of voting has been done in Rampur's seat, due to which BJP feels that the anger of Muslims has emerged against Azam Khan. Let us tell you that BJP's own vote has been received by them, especially Hindu votes and also the votes that have been angry with Azam Khan among Muslims. In such a situation, if there has been such a low turnout, then its direct impact is due to Azam Khan's voters, who did not come out to vote. The Samajwadi Party has alleged that Samajwadi party voters were not allowed to leave. They tried their best that SP voters could not reach the polling station and the administration has been successful in this. This claim is made by big leaders of the Samajwadi Party. On the other hand, BJP seems confident about this seat this time.
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