Uttar Pradesh Elections 2027: BJPs Clean Sweep in Ghaziabad District Sparks Political Buzz
The BJPs success in the 2022 elections in Ghaziabad sets the stage for a competitive 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly election.
Ghaziabad, October 29 (Daily Kiran) : As the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections approach in 2027, political activity is intensifying in Ghaziabad district. In the 2022 assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) achieved a remarkable clean sweep, winning all five seats in the region. This time, the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) includes the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD), while the Congress and Samajwadi Party (SP) are preparing to contest together.
Ghaziabad district comprises five assembly constituencies: Loni, Muradnagar, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad Sadar, and Modinagar. In 2022, the SP was in alliance with the RLD, which secured the Loni, Muradnagar, and Modinagar seats. Despite this coalition, the BJP emerged victorious.
In the Loni constituency, BJP’s Nandkishore Gurjar won by over 8,000 votes, defeating RLD’s Madan Bhaiya. Gurjar received a total of 127,410 votes, while his opponent garnered 118,734. The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) fielded Akhil, and the Congress nominated Mohammad Yameen Malik. A total of ten candidates contested in this seat during the last election.
Similarly, in Muradnagar, BJP’s Ajit Pal Tyagi triumphed, defeating RLD’s Surendra Kumar Munni by more than 97,000 votes. Tyagi received 169,290 votes, while Munni secured 72,195. The BSP’s Ayub Khan and Congress’s Virendra Yadav finished third and fourth, respectively, with 20,589 and 7,055 votes. This constituency also had ten candidates in the race.
In Sahibabad, Sunil Kumar Sharma won by a significant margin of 214,000 votes, defeating SP candidate Amarpal Sharma. Sharma received a total of 322,882 votes, while Sharma from the SP obtained 108,047. The BSP and Congress nominated Ajit Kumar Pal and Sangeeta Tyagi, respectively.
At the Ghaziabad seat, BJP’s Atul Garg won by over 105,000 votes against SP’s Vishal Verma. Garg obtained 150,205 votes, while Verma received 44,668. As seen in other constituencies, the BSP and Congress finished third and fourth, with a total of 14 candidates contesting here.
Likewise, in Modinagar, the BJP continued its winning streak. Party candidate Manju Siwach secured the highest number of votes at 113,349, while RLD’s Sudesh Sharma came in second with 78,730 votes. The BSP and Congress nominated Poonam Garg and Neeraj Kumari, respectively, among seven candidates who contested the seat.
Tensions are rising as the political landscape shifts ahead of the upcoming elections.
