High-Stakes Bypolls: A Litmus Test for Rajasthan's Political Titans
The bypolls for seven Rajasthan assembly seats saw a turnout of over 64% by 5 pm, with Ramgarh witnessing the highest participation. Deoli-Uniara reported an incident involving an independent candidate. The bypolls may not affect BJP's stability, but they are crucial for state leaders post Lok Sabha losses.
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The bypolls in Rajasthan drew significant attention as over 64% of the electorate cast their votes across seven assembly seats. Election officials confirmed a largely peaceful process, barring an incident at Deoli-Uniara.
Independent candidate Naresh Meena allegedly slapped an area magistrate in a confrontation related to voter boycotts. Law enforcement assured legal measures.
These elections, necessitated by legislative casualties and parliamentary gains, offer a vital political gauge for Rajasthan's powerhouses following BJP's Lok Sabha setbacks.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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