Uttarakhand : Voting in Champawat by-election tomorrow, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami reached the public by riding a bike

After the campaigning for the Champawat assembly seat of Uttarakhand, the candidates who have entered the electoral fray are engaged in attracting the public. Here on Tuesday, May 31, the public will exercise their franchise. Just before this, in the Champawat by-election, Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami reached among the people riding on a bike. It is worth mentioning that it is very important to win the election of CM on this seat. The BJP has put all its strength in this regard.

Uttarakhand assembly by-election is being held on only one seat. This seat fell vacant after the resignation of BJP candidate Kailash Gahatodi. In fact, Pushkar Singh Dhami lost the election from Khatima seat in the state assembly elections. After this Pushkar Singh Dhami again became the CM, but he was required to be a member of the Legislative Assembly. After this the Champawat seat was vacated for him.

#WATCH | Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami was seen riding a bike and urging people to vote tomorrow in the Champawat by-election pic.twitter.com/iQBfcASiL3

— ANI UP/Uttarakhand (@ANINewsUP) May 30, 2022

Even after the election campaign is over, the candidates are active

BJP has given full force regarding CM Pushkar Singh Dhami. To appeal to the voters of Champawat, CM Pushkar Singh Dhami is directly in touch with the voters by landing on the ground. He reached among the voters by bike and appealed to them to give full support and vote. CM Dhami has made many big promises of development as soon as he wins the elections from here.

Votes will be cast tomorrow for four candidates

There is a lot of confusion regarding the Champawat assembly by-election. Now on May 31, 96,213 voters will decide the fate of four candidates, including Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. The election results will be declared on June 3. The main contest on this seat is between the state’s CM and BJP candidate Pushkar Singh Dhami and Congress candidate Nirmala Gahatodi.