High-Stakes Showdown: BJP's Bold Entry into Sikkim Civic Polls
The BJP has fielded six candidates for the upcoming civic polls in Sikkim, with all nominations submitted by the deadline. Challenges arose from reservation structures, leading to limited candidate numbers. Meanwhile, major opposition parties boycott the elections, citing unfair processes. Polls are scheduled for April 24, results on April 25.
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In a strategic move, the BJP has entered the civic poll arena in Sikkim with six candidates, all submitting nominations on the final deadline.
The state's political climate is tense as the ruling Sikkim Krantikari Morcha prepares to field candidates in all 63 wards, while major opposition parties have opted to boycott the elections over contentious reservation issues.
The polls will open on April 24, with ballot counting slated for the following day, marking a crucial phase in Sikkim's political landscape.
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