The Central Election Commission has announced the assembly elections in Maharashtra. Where the elections are to be held in one phase only on 20th November. For this, all the political parties have already geared up. Regarding seat sharing, the parties involved in Mahayuti-Mahavikas Aghadi have also decided the seats. The Election Commission has given directions to the government and administration to ensure that the election process takes place in a peaceful manner in this state with 288 assembly constituencies. At the same time, BJP has also released its first list of 146 candidates. Congress has so far released the list of its candidates for 99 seats. So BJP has once again expressed confidence in Yogesh Sagar from Charkop seat.
Regarding elections, all regional parties and national parties are reaching out to the public to seek victory. Now who the public will choose as their leader will be known only after the election results. But in which assembly, which party’s candidate has the public chosen as their leader, and which party’s candidate will they choose as their leader in the future. For this, Prabhasakshi’s team will present to you the equation of each assembly seat one by one. This will help you in knowing what will be the mood of the public.
Charkop assembly seat is in existence since 2009
This assembly seat was created after 2008 delimitation. This assembly came into existence for the first time in 2009. Since then elections have been held on this seat 3 times. Charkop assembly seat comes under North Mumbai Lok Sabha seat of the state. Bharatiya Janata Party candidate won the Charkop assembly seat all three times.
What could be the mood of the public in 2024?
If we look at the data of this assembly constituency, we will be able to see that Bharatiya Janata Party has been continuously winning the Charkop assembly seat since 2009. Whereas Congress stood second and third every time. If we look at the vote percentage of these two parties, the difference in votes between BJP and Congress ranges from 12 to 50 percent. Well, if we look at these figures, it will not be easy for Congress to overcome BJP. However, if the public is in a mood for change then bridging the gap in vote percentage is not a big deal. However, only after the 2024 assembly election results are out, it will be known what was the mood of the public. Let us tell you that this time also BJP has made Yogesh Sagar its candidate for the fourth consecutive time. Whereas Congress has made Yashwant Jaiprakash Singh its candidate.
