Achi news desk-Bhaskar News from Samund Mahasamund Out of the 19 Lok Sabha elections held so far (from 1952 to 2019), the Indian National Congress has won 11 times and the Indian National Congress (I) has won once. In this way the Congress got the opportunity of representation 12 times. Whereas BJP won the elections four times. The Socialist Party, Janata Party and Janata Dal candidates came to Parliament once after winning the elections. The history of Mahasmond Lok Sabha is associated with old leaders. Shivdas Daga of Congress in 1952, Magnalal Radhakishan Bagdi of Socialist Party in 1954, Vidyacharan Shukla of Congress in 1962, by-election in 1964, Krishna Aggarwal of Congress in 1971, Brijal Verma of Janata Party in 1979, Congress On 9 1984. Vidyacharan Shukla of Janata Dal, later Vidyacharan Shukla of Janata Dal won in 1989. Poet Sant Pawan Diwan won Congress in 1991 and 1996, Chandrashekhar Sahu of BJP in 1998, Shyama Charan Shukla of Congress in 1999, Ajit Jogi of Congress won in 2004. Later, Chandlal Sahu of BJP was elected to the post of Parliament in 2009 and 2014 and Chunnilal Sahu of BJP in 2019. This time, former Parliamentary Secretary Rup Kumari Chaudhary is the BJP candidate in the Hammond Lok Sabha constituency. Former Congress minister Tamradhwaj Sahu is in the fray. Even before the filing of nominations, the Congress BJP has started campaigning. Both parties demonstrated their strength in the name of the nomination assembly. Over time, the election campaign gained momentum. BJP touts Modi’s guarantee as its main achievement. Whereas the Congress emphasized Rahul Gandhi’s 5 guarantees and caste equation. The constituencies of Mahamund, Khalari, Basna, Saripalli, Dhamtari, Kurud, Bindranvagra and Rajim are under the Mahamund Lok Sabha constituency. In the assembly elections held three and a half months ago, the Congress is in control of the eight assemblies under Mahasmond Lok Sabha, while the BJP is in power in Khalari, Saraipali, Bindranavagarh, Dhamtari, while the BJP is in power in Rajim, Kurod, Mahasmond. And in Senna.
