Meerut. Kithore assembly constituency, which comes under Meerut-Hapur Lok Sabha seat, has always been in political discussions. This time in the Lok Sabha elections, BJP lagged behind the alliance SP candidate by 16,737 votes. Whereas just two years ago in the assembly elections held in 2022, BJP lost to the SP candidate here by just 2,180 votes in a very close contest. Now in just two years, BJP has lost about 14 thousand votes here. The BJP candidate has got 16737 votes.

BJP got less than 10 votes at many booths

This time, very surprising results have come out in the Lok Sabha elections. If we leave out the Cantt assembly constituency of Meerut-Hapur Lok Sabha constituency, then in the other four assembly constituencies, BJP has faced defeat in front of the alliance's SP candidate. If we talk about Kithor assembly constituency, then during the previous assembly elections here, BJP had lost by just 2,180 votes.During the Lok Sabha elections, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath tried hard to create an atmosphere by holding a public meeting in Sisauli village, but it was ineffective. SP's PDA (Backward, Dalit and Minority) also made a mark in many villages of this assembly constituency. The result was that the alliance candidate got a lot of votes in Muslim, Dalit and backward class dominated villages.

BJP could not even get a hundred votes in 109 booths

If we review the voting in Kithore assembly constituency, it is revealed that out of the total 395 booths in the assembly constituency, BJP got less than 100 votes in 109 booths. Whereas the SP candidate from the alliance could not even cross the century mark in only 63 booths in this assembly constituency. BSP was in the worst position in this assembly. Here the BSP candidate got less than 100 votes in 322 booths. There were only 73 such booths where BSP could get more than 100 votes.