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519 all-women, 14 disabled-operated booths in Jharkhand Phase IV polls
The Morning Standard
|May 13, 2024
FOUR Lok Sabha seats Khunti, Palamu, Singhbhum and Palamu will go to polls in Jharkhand on Monday. Out of 7595 polling booths, 519 will be all-women and 14 others will be operated by the disabled people.
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Except Palamu, reserved for SCs, other three seats are reserved for STs. BJP is banking on development works done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whereas INDIA bloc candidates are raising local issues related to tribals and dalits.
Though BJP and INDIA bloc candidates are in direct contest in Singbhum, Khunti and Palamu, fight has become triangular in Lohardaga after JMM MLA from Bishunpur, Chamra Linda, turned rebel and filed nomination as an Independent.
BJP has fielded Sameer Oraon against Congress' Sudarshan Bhagat. Major issues in Lohardaga are lack of drinking water, mass migration of labourers to other states in search of employment and lack of health care facilities.
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