Grand Ram temple built in Ayodhya.
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The review of voting trends for the Lok Sabha elections on the Faizabad parliamentary seat by the BJP organization has revealed some shocking facts. It has become clear from this report card that the main reason behind the low percentage of voting in all the assembly constituencies is the lack of support from many “own” people. During this period, the tit for tat strategy was worked upon. Learning a lesson from the last assembly elections, the secret plan of non-cooperation was executed.
This parliamentary seat of Ayodhya district has been directly linked to the prestige of BJP for a long time. Now that the consecration of Ramlala has been done in the new and grand temple, the eyes of the country and the world are fixed on the election results here. During the Lok Sabha election campaign in the entire country, from the first phase till now, the echo of Ram temple is being heard in every rally of BJP stalwarts. Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself, Home Minister Amit Shah and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath are presenting the construction of Ram temple after 500 years as a major achievement. Not only this, BJP has made a big issue of the absence of many opposition leaders including Congress in the consecration ceremony of Ramlala and linked it to the insult of Sanatan.
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Amidst all this, when the voters’ apathy was seen in the form of low voting percentage on the day of voting, the party leadership along with the local officials took it seriously. After this, the reasons for this are being searched for the last two days. During this, it was found that those who had the biggest responsibility in many assembly constituencies of the Faizabad parliamentary seat, were reluctant to motivate the voters to come out of their homes and vote. Their supporters also did the same. However, experts who keep a close eye on the BJP organization say that all this did not happen by chance. The saying that one has to reap what one sows is coming true. The satraps who showed apathy in the Lok Sabha elections also had similar bitter experiences in the assembly elections.
