After days of hectic schedules and campaigns it was a day for the Assembly candidates to unwind themselves with their family and also brainstorm on the voting trend. The MlA hopefuls in fray from Assembly seats in East Singhbhum spent a relaxed day on Wednesday.
Saryu Roy, the BJP candidate from Jamshedpur West woke up early in the morning. like his daily routine he gave water to plants at his J Road residence in Bistupur and spent quality time with the greens of his house. His arch rival Banna Gupta of the Congress was engrossed in calculations at his Kadma office.
JVM’s Jamshedpur East nominee Abhay Singh spent most of his time sleeping at his Kashidih residence. His Congress rival Anand Bihari Dubey spent the morning at his Baridih residence taking much needed rest. JVM Jamshedpur East media in-charge C H Ram Murty said that Abhayjee spent his day taking rest and also interacted with party workers to understand voting trends.
BJP senior leader and sitting MlA from Jamshedpur East Raghubar Das spent time at his Bhalubasa office after leaving his nearby Agrico residence in the morning. “He interacted with the party workers and took feedback from them for nearly two hours. like every day he performed puja at his home and also had a light breakfast,” said a close aide of the BJP candidate.
Dulal Bhuiyan, Congress nominee from Jugsalai, left home for Kharangajhar in Telco to meet a party worker Chitto Das who broke his leg while campaigning.Sources also informed that BJP’s Ghatshila candidate laxman Tudu took his dogs for a stroll in front of his Kadma home.
“laxmanjee has been following a strict routine ever since he was declared the candidate. He used to leave home early and used to return late evening. Today he is enjoying the much-needed break,” said a close associate of Tudu.Tough there is enough time for the election counting to begin, however, contestants and their supporters are fully engrossed in the guesswork as to their political fortunes which remain sealed in the EVMs inside strong rooms of Jamshedpur Co-operative College.