Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh could be heading for a mini-assembly election right after the Lok Sabha polls are in excess of if the 15 legislators contesting the parliamentary elections arise as winners.
The 15 legislators, which include three ministers of the Yogi Adityanath federal government, are trying their luck in the elections although a Rajya Sabha member of BJP is also contesting the Lok Sabha polls.
To fill up the assembly seats, vacated by the profitable candidates, elections will have to be held inside of six months.
The BJP, SP, Congress, RLD and Nishad Occasion have fielded their MLAs in the election for Lok Sabha seats of the state.
The declared candidates incorporate 13 condition assembly customers and two users of the Legislative Council.
The BJP has nominated Neeraj Shekhar as its prospect for the Ballia Lok Sabha seat. Neeraj is currently a member of the Rajya Sabha and his tenure as a Rajya Sabha member is until November 2026.
The BJP has fielded Tourism and Culture Minister Jaiveer Singh in the Yogi government to contest the Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat versus MP Dimple Yadav, daughter-in-law of SP founder late Mulayam Singh Yadav and wife of SP main Akhilesh Yadav.
Jaiveer, who was elected MLA from the Mainpuri seat in the 2022 assembly elections, now faces the obstacle of creating the lotus bloom in the Mainpuri parliamentary constituency.
Anoop Pradhan Valmiki, minister of condition for income in the Yogi governing administration, was the candidate from Hathras reserved seat.
Anoop is an MLA from Khair reserved seat of Aligarh district.
Equally, Ghaziabad MLA Atul Garg will contest, on the BJP ticket, for the Ghaziabad Lok Sabha seat.
In Nagina reserved Lok Sabha seat, presently held by the BSP, the BJP has placed its bets on its MLA Om Kumar from Nahtaur reserved assembly constituency of Bijnor district.
Praveen Patel, MLA from Phulpur assembly constituency of Prayagraj, is contesting as a BJP applicant in the election fight of Phulpur parliamentary constituency.
Just one MLA each individual from RLD and Nishad Bash, who are element of BJP’s NDA, are also in the fray for LS polls.
RLD has put its stake in its MLA Chandan Chauhan, elected from the Meerapur assembly seat of Muzaffarnagar district. He is contesting from Bijnor parliamentary constituency, one particular of the two Lok Sabha seats under its quota.
Likewise, the Nishad Party’s MLA from the Majhwan assembly seat of Mirzapur district, Vinod Kumar Bind, is the BJP candidate from the Bhadohi Lok Sabha constituency.
Not only the ruling BJP, but the SP has also fielded five of its MLAs candidates for the Lok Sabha elections.
Main from the entrance is the SP President and chief of the Opposition in the condition, Akhilesh Yadav, who is contesting from the Kannauj Lok Sabha seat.
Presently, Akhilesh is a member of the assembly representing the Karhal assembly section of the Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat.
To obstacle BJP candidate and Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on the prestigious Lucknow Lok Sabha seat, SP has fielded MLA Ravidas Mehrotra, who signifies the Lucknow Central Assembly seat.
SP has nominated its MLA Awadhesh Prasad from Milkipur reserved seat to challenge the sitting BJP MP Lallu Singh on Faizabad Lok Sabha seat in Ayodhya.
The celebration has also provided a ticket to Katehari MLA Lalji Verma for Ambedkar Nagar Lok Sabha seat.
The SP has fielded Ziaur Rahman Barq as its candidate from Sambhal. Ziaur Rahman was elected MLA from the Kundarki assembly constituency of Moradabad in 2022 on an SP ticket.
Amid the two Congress MLAs, Virendra Chaudhary, elected from Pharenda assembly seat of Maharajganj district, is also contesting from Maharajganj Lok Sabha to problem the BJP that has fielded Union minister Pankaj Chaudhary from Maharajganj Lok Sabha seat.
The two members of the Legislative Council (Higher Home) contesting the elections are BJP’s Jitin Prasad and BSP’s Bhimrao Ambedkar.
The BJP has fielded Jitin Prasad, PWD Minister in the Yogi govt from the Pilibhit Lok Sabha seat.
Prasada was nominated as a member of the Legislative Council on September 27, 2021, for 6 decades. In these types of a predicament, his tenure as a member of the Legislative Council is till September 26, 2027. If Prasada is elected MP from Pilibhit, he will have to resign from the membership of the council.
The BSP has also provided the ticket to its Legislative Council member Bhimrao Ambedkar from Hardoi seat reserved for Scheduled Caste. However, even if Bhimrao Ambedkar wins the MP election, there will be no have to have to keep different elections for the reason that his six-yr tenure in the council ended earlier this thirty day period.