While the Assembly elections are still two and a half month away and election programme is yet to be announced, Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Samajwadi Party (SP) have launched their campaigning in six wards of Gwalior district.
For the Assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh, the BSP and SP announced their candidates while two major political parties- the Congress and BJP are preparing to distribute the tickets.
The BSP and SP have started their election campaign. The election campaign has already commenced in six assembly constituencies of Gwalior district.
The BSP has finalized the tickets in the month of March, as a number of claimants were there in each constituency. On the contrary, the BJP and congress are facing a lot of trouble.
The candidates of BSP have start their campaign from 6 am and contacting the voters moving door to door along with their supporters. The BSP has again given to its MlA Madan Kushawah from Gwalior rural assembly constituency. However, factually, the people are not satisfied with the working of present MlA Madan Kushawah.
The BSP has declared its candied Anand Sharma from Gwalior east assembly constituency. The BSP candidate from Gwalior constituency Rekha Chandan Rai has started her campaign for election. She is contacting the voters and getting popularity. The BSP candidate from Gwalior South assembly seat Vijay Singh Kushawah is also becoming popular in his constituency. The people of his community are opposing Narian Singh Kushawah minister of state for home taking advantage of this situation Vijay Singh Kushawah can spoil the equation of congress and BJP.
Form Dabra assembly constituency the BSP has declared its candidate Satyprakashi Padseria who is active during last 4-5 months in the constituency. Congress has also indicated to make Imarti Devi its candidate who is sitting MlA. A keen contest is expected is between them.