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"A train transports 300 passengers on 70 seats and does not issue challans. Why is a challan required if three individuals ride a bike? When our government takes power, three riders will be permitted to ride a bike for free; otherwise, challans would be placed on jeeps and trains," SBSP founder and leader OP Rajbhar remarked.

Priyanka Gandhi stated that the Congress, which has already released a manifesto for women and youth, has identified jobs and inflation as the two significant issues in Uttar Pradesh.

Yathiraj urged citizens to vote in big numbers, noting that the region had a "very low" voting rate in the 2017 Assembly elections. He stated that the district, which has over 16 lakh registered voters across three seats, must set the 2017 "record straight" in 2022.

The committee is anticipated to decide who to endorse in the Punjab elections within the next day or two. The political wing had requested that Gurmeet take some time to discuss this. Dera's leader is also on his way to Sirsa.

Elections for 58 seats in 11 districts of Western UP will be contested in this first round of UP elections. In the first round, 623 contestants are competing. There are 156 candidates that have acknowledged to criminal charges against them.

When questioned if Rahul Gandhi was misled in his choice to make Channi the face of Punjab, Navjot Kaur answered positively.

The party pledged 'Mehnat Da Pakka Mull,' which will ensure the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for farmers farming fruits, vegetables, pulses, and oilseeds as part of the Central Government's MSP extension programme.

In its manifesto, the party promised three free gas cylinders to every household in a year, housing for all, no increase in state duties on diesel and petrol prices for the next three years.

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav said all farmers would receive free irrigation power, interest-free loans, insurance, and pension arrangements if they formed a government in the state.

 For this survey, around 8000 samples were obtained. The poll was taken between January 31 and February 5. Ten per cent of those aged 18 to 25, thirty per cent of those aged 25 to 35, forty-five per cent of those aged 35 to 45, and fifteen per cent of those aged 55 and more participated in the poll.