Gujrat is one of the highly-developed states in India. There are 182 Assembly Constituencies and 26 Parliamentary Constituencies and the legislature of the state is Unicameral. It is the Fourteenth Legislative Assembly going to be held in Gujrat. The election earlier was held in 2012 December in two phases i.e. on 13th and 17th December. As well all know the ruling party in Gujarat is Bharatiya Janata Party and Indian National Congress is in opposition.
The current Chief Minister in Gujrat is Shri Vijaybhai R. Rupani. It can be clearly seen that people of Gujrat are mostly inclined towards BJP so it will be quite tough for other regional and national parties to compete in the election.
Time Table for Gujrat Assembly Election
December 2017 is the month when the tenure of the legislative assembly will expire. So, the time to held election will be most probably the end of December of 2017 or beginning of the year January 2018. As its very early to announce the date officially, it is not announced by the Election Commission of India. We will update you regarding the dates as soon as it is announced by the Election Commission of India.
Situation and Status of the Assembly Election in Gujrat
Gujrat is considered to be one of the most humble and traditional states in terms of politics. In last Assembly Election, BJP was the winner with INC as the second runner-up. Narendra Modi became the CM of Gujrat once again but he assigned the designation to Anandiben Patel after getting avictory in the parliament election 2014. As the state is the home ground for the current Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, it is the target of all the parties to defeat BJP in the election of Gujrat in the year 2017. The main competitor for BJP is INC and AAP for this Election.
Some of the other regional parties in Gujrat are Gujrat State Janta Congress, Bharatiya Rastravadi Paksha, and Gujrat Adijati Vikash Paksha. BJP was the clear winner in the Lok Sabha Election by winning all the 28 seats. Among the 182 seats in the legislative assembly in Gujrat, 13 seats and 26 seats are specifically reserved specifically for scheduled caste and scheduled tribes respectively. Since 2001 Gujrat is ruled by Narendra Modi as a Chief Minster up to 2014 and taken Gujrat to the next level so the people of Gujrat are highly reliable to BJP. Don’t know what will be exact results of the Gujrat Assembly Election but BJP definitely will secure the significant weight of votes.
Results
If we see the Assembly Election Graph of the years 2002, 2007 and 2012 then we can see that BJP is consistently winning by more than 50% of total seats so the presumption can be made that this time also BJP will get victory but we can’t be sure about the results before the election is held and completed so let us wait for the results once the election is completed. Keep in tune with us, we will update you regarding the results and election further.
