Rajasthan by-Election: Mahesh Rot grew to become pupil union president after which sarpanch on the age of 23, now bought MLA ticket from Congress.

Rajasthan by-Election: 29 yr previous younger face Mahesh Rot has been fielded on the eighty-fourth seat of Dungarpur district. Mahesh Roat is the Sarpanch of Sansarpur Panchayat, earlier than this he has been the previous pupil union president of Udaipur College and a pacesetter of Youth Congress. Mahesh Roat is the sarpanch from Sansarpur Panchayat. Congress had made Tarachand Bhagora its candidate within the 2023 meeting elections. But, they had been defeated. He was in third place. This time too, nephew, daughter-in-law, Nimisha Bhagora and Roopchand Bhagora had been asking for tickets from the Bhagora household. But, Congress has canceled the ticket of Bhagora household and has trusted the brand new younger face.

Was the scholar union president of Udaipur College.

Mahesh Roat is a resident of Kajadiya Phala of Sansarpur Panchayat. Father Amritlal Roat was additionally a Zilla Parishad member in 1995-2000. Now he has handed away. He has executed MA in Political Science. He was related to the ideology of Congress since his school days. Joined Congress pupil group NSUI. In 2017-18, he was the scholar union president of Udaipur Mohanlal Sukhadia Arts College. In 2018, he was additionally the Central Students Union President candidate from NSUI at Mohanlal Sukhadia University, Udaipur. Dungarpur was the patron of NSUI in 2019. Was the state normal secretary of Youth Congress in 2022.

BJP has not introduced but

BJP has not but introduced its candidate for the eighty-fourth meeting seat. Whereas, BJP has fielded its candidates on all the opposite 6 seats of the state. BJP is making an attempt to unravel many equations whereas deciding on its candidate for this seat. Sushil Katara was the candidate from BJP within the 2023 meeting elections, who misplaced by 69 thousand votes. After this, this election is a giant problem for BJP.

70% ST voters in Chaurasi

Chaurasi meeting constituency of tribal dominated Dungarpur district in Dakshinanchal of Rajasthan is adjoining to the neighboring state of Gujarat. Many villages of Chaurasi come to Gujarat as an alternative of Dungarpur headquarters. There are 70% ST voters on this seat. Whereas, 10% are OBC and 20% are General, Minority and SC voters. From 1967 until date, elections have been held on this seat 12 occasions, out of which Congress has captured this seat 6 occasions. This seat has been within the possession of Rajkumar Rot for the final two occasions. Became MLA from BTP (Bharatiya Tribal Party) in 2018 after which from BAP (Bharatiya Tribal Party) in 2023. Rajkumar Rot gained for the second time by an enormous margin of 69 thousand, by no means earlier than had anybody gained by such a giant margin. Whereas, BJP has been in a position to win this seat solely 3 occasions. JNP gained as soon as. The greatest problem earlier than Congress and BJP will probably be from Bharat Adivasi Party.

First father then son bought inheritance from BJP

For the primary time in 1990, after 24 years since 1967, BJP gained eighty-four meeting seats. Jeevram Katara from BJP gained it. After this, in 2003, Jeevram Katara’s son Sushil Katara bought an opportunity on the identical seat and gained. However misplaced in 2008. But in 2013 Sushil Katara gained once more. In such a state of affairs, BJP gained thrice however this seat remained with the daddy and son.

Shankarlal Ahari of Congress has been MLA for optimum 3 occasions.

From 1967 to 2008, Congress gained this seat most 6 occasions. In this, Shankarlal Ahari was MLA most 3 occasions. Shankarlal Ahari gained in 1985, 1998 and 2008. But after 2008, Congress might by no means win this conventional seat.

Mathematics of victory and defeat within the final 4 elections

yr 2023

1. BAP, Rajkumar Rot, 1 lakh 11 thousand 150, vote share 53.92%
2. BJP, Sushil Katara, 41 thousand 984, vote share 20.37%
3. Margin of victory or defeat – 69 thousand 166

yr 2018 elections

1. BTP, Rajkumar Rot, 64 thousand 119, vote share 38.22%
2. BJP, Sushil Katara, 51 thousand 185, vote share 30.51%
3. Margin of victory or defeat – 12 thousand 934

yr 2013 elections

1. BJP, Sushil Katara, 72 thousand 247, vote share 50.14%
2. Congress, Mahendra Barjod, 51 thousand 934, vote share 36.07%
3. Margin of victory or defeat – 20 thousand 313

yr 2008 elections

1. Congress, Shankarlal Ahari, 46 thousand 23, vote share 42.49%
2. BJP, Sushil Katara, 39 thousand 809, vote share 36.76%
3. Margin of victory or defeat – 6 thousand 214

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