The people of the district do not know how many candidates are in the fray in Nawada and Jamui parliamentary constituencies. Achi-News

Achi news desk-
City Correspondent The Lok Sabha elections are being held in seven phases in Shahpura Bihar. While in the first phase, voting will be held on April 19 in Gaya, Aurangabad, Nawada and Jamui. The sorting of nomination papers in these four parliamentary constituencies was completed on March 30 itself. The picture of the candidates for the 4 Lok Sabha seats for which elections are to be held in the first phase has also been revealed. Talking about the Jamui and Nevada Lok Sabha seats, the deadline for withdrawal of nominations here ended on Tuesday, April 2, but till now the Sheikhupura district administration has not clarified how many candidates are standing in the Lok Sabha elections. Due to this the residents of the district are confused. The main reason for this was the indifference of the district administration. Let us tell you that as per the instructions of the Election Commission, the journalists should be informed about the situation by holding a press conference five times in this Lok Sabha election, but due to administrative indifference, only one press conference has been organized so far. and information about the model code of conduct is given. Whereas in the second press conference, the journalists have to give information about how many candidates are standing in the election race. Although the district administration in other districts gave this information by holding a press conference, but the district administration of Shaikhpura district which fell in Nawada and Jamui parliamentary constituencies did not see fit to give this information, due to which the journalists could not give this information to the readers till now. . That’s why the residents of the district are also confused. People discuss elections in rural areas. A total of 8 candidates are in the fray for the Nawada Lok Sabha seat. The main contest here is between BJP’s Vivek Thakur and RJD’s Shravan Kumar. Apart from this, BSP candidates are also in the fray. The total of 8 candidates also includes 2 independents. The first independent candidate is RJD rebel Vinod Yadav, while the second independent candidate is Bhojpuri singer Gunjan Singh. Election symbols were issued to everyone today. A total of 7 candidates are in the fray from the Jamui Lok Sabha seat. Here too the main contest is between the NDA’s constituent LJP (Ram Vilas) and RJD’s Archana Ravidas. Chirag Paswan has made his brother-in-law Arun Kumar Bharti a candidate for this seat. Arun Bharti is pitted against RJD candidate Archana Ravidas. BSP has also fielded a candidate for this seat. There is only one independent candidate in Jamui, Subhash Paswan. In the last Lok Sabha elections, he secured more than 16 thousand votes.