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Former Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat was reportedly injured after his car hit a divider.

Former Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat injured after car hits divider

Former Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat was reportedly injured after his car hit a divider.

Former Uttarakhand Chief Minister Harish Rawat reportedly suffered minor injuries after his car hit a divider.
He was traveling from Haldwani to Kashipur when the accident took place.
According to media reports, Rawat suffered a chest injury while his Personal Security Officer (PSO) and other associates were also hurt.
In a post on X, the Congress said that the doctors have discharged him and that there is nothing to worry about. He said he and his colleagues are absolutely fine.
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The BJP seems to have broken the jinx of the ruling side always losing in Uttarakhand, even as Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami may have fallen prey to it.The Congress seems to have performed worse than what exit polls predicted for the Opposition side.The Grand Old Party failed to capitalise on the disarray in the BJP, which burned through 2 CMs in the run up to the polls, with Trivendra Rawat being replaced by Tirath Rawat, who again quit and made way for Pushkar Dhami.What might have put Congress on a weak wicket may have been differences and fighting in its own camp.
The Congress campaign was led by former CM Harish Rawat. However, he is believed to have hit the campaign trail very late, as he had been deputed by the Congress leadership to solve the leadership crisis in Punjab.
Then, to make matters worse for the party, Rawat faced a rebellion at the constituency which he wanted to contest from. After being declared as the Ramnagar candidate, Rawat was subsequently assigned to Lalkuwa. This is believed to be because of the threat of a rebellion by Harish Rawat's former aide Ranjit Rawat.Ranjit Rawat was given the Salt seat.
However, tension continued to brew in Congress' camp, with over five leaders reportedly being expelled from the party for filing nominations as independent candidates after they were denied tickets. These included Sandhya Dalakoti who was replaced by Harish Rawat as candidate in Lalkuwa.
Even as the BJP faced similar problems, the Congress also doesn't seem to have benefited much from entry of BJP rebels like Harak Singh Rawat.
The Grand Old Party may have also fallen prey to complacency, believing that the anti-incumbency curse would work in its favour, according to political commentators.This might have also boosted Congress leaders' ambitions, leading to even more infighting.
 

Uttarakhand Poll results 2022: 3 reasons why Congress failed in 2022 elections

Uttarakhand results: 3 reasons why Congress failed in 2022 elections | Harish Rawat


The BJP seems to have broken the jinx of the ruling side always losing in Uttarakhand, even as Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami may have fallen prey to it. The Congress seems to have performed worse than what exit polls predicted for the Opposition side. The Grand Old Party failed to capitalise on the disarray in the BJP, which burned through 2 CMs in the run up to the polls, with Trivendra Rawat being replaced by Tirath Rawat, who again quit and made way for Pushkar Dhami. What might have put Congress on a weak wicket may have been differences and fighting in its own camp.
 The Congress campaign was led by former CM Harish Rawat. However, he is believed to have hit the campaign trail very late, as he had been deputed by the Congress leadership to solve the leadership crisis in Punjab.
 Then, to make matters worse for the party, Rawat faced a rebellion at the constituency which he wanted to contest from. After being declared as the Ramnagar candidate, Rawat was subsequently assigned to Lalkuwa. This is believed to be because of the threat of a rebellion by Harish Rawat's former aide Ranjit Rawat. Ranjit Rawat was given the Salt seat.
 Harish Rawat lost the Lalkuwa seat to BJP's Mohan Singh Bisht.
 However, tension continued to brew in Congress' camp, with over five leaders reportedly being expelled from the party for filing nominations as independent candidates after they were denied tickets. These included Sandhya Dalakoti who was replaced by Harish Rawat as candidate in Lalkuwa.
 Even as the BJP faced similar problems, the Congress also doesn't seem to have benefited much from entry of BJP rebels like Harak Singh Rawat.
 The Grand Old Party may have also fallen prey to complacency, believing that the anti-incumbency curse would work in its favour, according to political commentators. This might have also boosted Congress leaders' ambitions, leading to even more infighting. =================================================
CAPTIONS BJP breaks Uttarakhand jinx as Congress fails Cong couldn't capitalise on disarray in BJP&nbsp; Uttarakhand CMs changed twice by BJP Harish Rawat hit campaign trail late Rawat faced trouble in finding seat for polls Rawat changed from Ramnagar to Lalkuwa Infighting led to expulsions ahead of polls

<div>The Grand Old Party failed to capitalise on the disarray in the BJP, which burned through 2 CMs in the run up to the polls.</div>
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The BJP seems to have broken the jinx of the ruling side always losing in Uttarakhand, even as Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami may have fallen prey to it.
The Congress seems to have performed worse than what exit polls predicted for the Opposition side.&nbsp;The Grand Old Party failed to capitalise on the disarray in the BJP, which burned through 2 CMs in the run up to the polls, with Trivendra Rawat being replaced by Tirath Rawat, who again quit and made way for Pushkar Dhami.
What might have put Congress on a weak wicket may have been differences and fighting in its own camp.
The Congress campaign was led by former CM Harish Rawat. However, he is believed to have hit the campaign trail very late, as he had been deputed by the Congress leadership to solve the leadership crisis in Punjab.&nbsp;Then, to make matters worse for the party, Rawat faced a rebellion at the constituency which he wanted to contest from. After being declared as the Ramnagar candidate, Rawat was subsequently assigned to Lalkuwa. This is believed to be because of the threat of a rebellion by Harish Rawat's former aide Ranjit Rawat.&nbsp;Ranjit Rawat was given the Salt seat.
However, tension continued to brew in Congress' camp, with over five leaders reportedly being expelled from the party for filing nominations as independent candidates after they were denied tickets. These included Sandhya Dalakoti who was replaced by Harish Rawat as candidate in Lalkuwa.&nbsp;Even as the BJP faced similar problems, the Congress also doesn't seem to have benefited much from entry of BJP rebels like Harak Singh Rawat.
The Grand Old Party may have also fallen prey to complacency, believing that the anti-incumbency curse would work in its favour, according to political commentators.&nbsp;This might have also boosted Congress leaders' ambitions, leading to even more infighting.

Uttarakhand Assembly  Election 2022: Voting for all 70 Assembly seats in Uttarakhand is taking place today. 

Uttarakhand Election 2022: Voting, counting, key seats and all you need to know

Uttarakhand Election:&nbsp;BJP is trying to retain power in the hill state while the Congress is bidding to throw it out

Voting for all 70 Assembly seats in Uttarakhand is taking place on February 14. BJP is trying to retain power in the hill state while the Congress is bidding to throw it out. The opinion polls ahead of the voting have predicted a close fight between the BJP and the Congress.
<h3>Here is all you need to know about the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections" target="_blank">Uttarakhand polls 2022</a>.</h3>
Total Seats: 70 Total Voters: 82 lakh
Uttarakhand Election 2017 Results: BJP: 57 Congress: 11
Tight contest between Congress and BJP.
Key Issues
Stability: BJP changed 3 CMs in one year Migration and unemployment Land law agitation: Demand for curbs on outsiders buying land Priests' anger over Char Dham Board: Protests against govt takeover of temple management Covid mismanagement Kumbh during the deadly second wave and fake Covid test scam Farmers' anger: Sikh voters dominate 9-10 seats
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Here are the key contests in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections" target="_blank">Uttarakhand&nbsp;Election 2022</a>:
Khatima Pushkar Singh Dhami (CM) Vs Bhuwan Chandra Kapri (Cong)
Lalkuan Harish Rawat (Cong) Vs Mohan Singh Bisht (BJP)
Haridwar Madan Kaushik (State BJP chief) Vs Satpal Brahmachari (Cong)
Rishikesh Premchand Aggarwal (Speaker) Vs Jayendra Chand Ramola (Cong)
Srinagar Dhan Singh Rawat (Minister) Vs Ganesh Godiyal (State Congress president)
Ramnagar Diwan Singh Bisht (BJP) Vs Mahendra Pal Singh (Cong)
The AAP Angle
AAP contesting for the first time in <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections/infighting-and-rebellion-within-bjp-ranks-1643208505447" target="_blank">Uttarakhand</a>. Could eat into the votes of both BJP and Congress. Banking on popularity of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. AAP CM face: Colonel Ajay Kothiyal (retired).
Click here for more special coverage on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

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