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Lucknow, 18 May (HS). In the last hours of the last day of election campaign in Lucknow Lok Sabha constituency, Lok Sabha candidates of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Samajwadi Party (SP) and Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) put their strength in the election campaign. Candidates of major political parties have repeatedly appealed to the voters of Lucknow to vote in their favor.
On the last day of election campaign, BJP candidate Rajnath Singh reached Shiv Shanti Dham Ashram near Awadh intersection and met the revered saint there. Rajnath Singh gave time to the large number of devotees present in the ashram belonging to the Sindhi community and appealed for voting. Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak, Sindhi community leader Nanak Chand, BJP metropolitan president Anand were present in the ashram.
Samajwadi Party candidate Ravidas Mehrotra came out in his vehicle and went towards Imambara via Gomti Nagar of the city, roaming around the Tiraha intersection of Central Assembly. While campaigning in the vehicle, Ravidas Mehrotra kept stopping at various places and meeting his party workers. Wherever people reacted after seeing the vehicle with SP flag, Ravidas greeted them by waving his hand.
Bahujan Samaj Party candidate Sarwar Malik and his wife Shaheen Bano made extensive contacts in the last hours of the election campaign. During this time, Sarwar Malik kept talking to his BSP workers in Muslim dominated areas. Roamed around the areas and sought support from the public and appealed to vote. BSP candidate Sarwar campaigned continuously from morning to evening.
BJP candidate Rajnath Singh addressed a public meeting in Madiyav area of Lucknow North Assembly in the last hours of the campaign. While enumerating the development works at the national level, Rajnath Singh spoke to the public about India's identity at the international level. Speaking about Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, he appealed to all the voters of the city to come out of their homes on the voting day and vote for BJP.
North India Statesman