Jaipur: Elections are being held today for 16 Rajya Sabha seats spread over four states. This includes Haryana, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Karnataka. The stir intensifies with the start of voting. Chief Minister Gehlot has said that the BJP has conducted the elections without any reason. In Maharashtra, allies Shiv Sena and NCP have clashed.
The contest in all the four states is fierce as parties in all the places have fielded more candidates in the assembly than their legislative might. That is why the possibility of horse trading was expressed due to the whole election. The Congress had also united the MLAs of Rajasthan and Haryana and kept them in the resort. In Rajasthan, the vote of BJP MLA Shobharani Kushwaha has been rejected. He is an MLA from Dholpur. However, bjp state president Satish Poonia has said that the validity will be decided at the time of counting of votes.
On the other hand, in Rajasthan itself, there has been a controversy over the vote of BJP MLA Kailash Meena. There was also a heated argument between Rajendra Rathore and Govind Dotasra. Garhi MLA Rajendra Rathore had shown his vote to the BJP's polling agent. Meanwhile, Govind Singh Dotasra claimed that he too has seen kailash meena's vote. There was a dispute between the two over this. Now the help of CCVT cameras will be taken. In Karnataka, JDS MLA Srinivas Gowda cross-voted. "I voted for the Congress because I felt it was right.
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