Silence prevailed in the region on Tuesday evening after high-decibel campaigning came to an end in Dhanbad constituency, which is going to polls in the third and final round of polls on April 24.
All political candidates and their groups of supporters seen engaged with distributing pamphlets on streets intensified door-to-door campaign to reach the maximum voters and to win their hearts in both urban and rural areas.
Sitting MP of Dhanbad PN Singh (BJP), TMC's Dadai Dubey, Congress candidate Ajay Dubey, AJSU’s Dr Hemlata S Mohan today
visited several colonies of Dhanbad, Jharia and Sindri and Bokaro. Visits continued till late evening.
“I personally feel that the door-to-door campaign leaves an everlasting impact on the voters. Though it’s quite not possible to meet individual voters but I tried my best to meet as many electorates as possible,” said PN Singh.
AJSU Chief Sudesh Mahto also visited several places and later addressed a gathering at Ganesh Puja Circus Ground (Digwadi), Jharia.
He said, “Despite tall claims, the leaders in this country are unwilling to extend opportunities to the women and youths in politics.” Mahto was campaigning for the party candidate Dr Hemlata S Mohan.
Hatia MlA Navin Jaisawal, Chandankiyari MlA Umakant Rajak including senior party leaders Suresh Kumar and Yogender Mahto were also present in the meeting. Dhanbad constituency comprises the six Vidhan Sabha (legislative assembly) segments are Bokaro, Chandankiyari, Sindri, Nirsa, Dhanbad and Jharia having 18,65,522 voters includes 10,20, 637 male and
8,44,885 female voters.