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Due to the heatwave conditions, polling time has been extended till 6 pm in several constituencies in Bihar. 

Polling time extended till 6 pm in Bihar polling stations due to heatwave | LS polls

Due to the heatwave conditions, polling time has been extended till 6 pm in several constituencies in Bihar.&nbsp;

The second phase of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls began on April 26. In this phase, a total of 88 parliamentary constituencies across 13 states and one Union Territory are voting.&nbsp;
Amid the ongoing weather conditions, polling time has been extended till 6 PM in many polling stations in Banka, Madhepura, Khagaria and Munger constituencies in Bihar to facilitate voters in hot weather conditions.
The weather forecast, as per the India Meteorological Department (IMD), was said to be normal with heatwave conditions persisting in several states.
Given this, the ECI released a statement, "With weather conditions predicted to be within normal ranges, voters can cast their votes comfortably. For convenience for voters, meticulous arrangements have been made at all polling stations including facilities, to deal with hot weather conditions."
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/lok-sabha-second-phase-polling-kicks-off-across-13-states-1714097189629">Lok Sabha second phase polling kicks off across 13 states&nbsp;</a>

It's truly uphill for both the ruling BJP and opposition Congress in the upcoming Uttarakhand Assembly polls. Both the parties are divided houses ahead of the polls.((Uttarakhand: A contest between divided parties?))
The incumbent Pushkar Singh Dhami and the challenger Harish Rawat are busy firefighting within their own parties as they head into a crucial election.((Both BJP and Congress riddled with infighting)) 
It's important for the young BJP CM to show that he can break Uttarakhand's revolving door pattern. The government has changed in the hill state after every election in its 21 years of existence.((Uttarakhand: Govt has changed after every election))
For Rawat and Congress, it's a make-or-break poll as the party was decimated in the 2017 polls.
((GFX))
BJP had swept the state in 2017 with 57 out of 70 seats, while Congress was left with just 11 seats.
This time around the opinion polls have predicted a neck and neck contest between the two main rivals
According to the C Voter's latest survey, BJP is projected to win 31 to 37 seats, while Congress may romp home in 30 to 36 seats.
((GFX OUT))Battle for Uttarakhand2017BJP: 57Congress: 11
2022 ProjectionBJP: 31-37Congress: 30-36-- C-Voter Opinion Poll
In such a close contest, intra-party tussles are a big handicap for both the defender and the challenger.
((Can Dhami or Rawat climb the hill with infighting handicap?))
BJP's troubles started in March last year, when Trivendra Singh Rawat resigned as the chief minister just days before the 4th anniversary of his government.((BJP has changed 3 chief ministers in a year))
While no official reason was given for TSR's removal by the party, it was triggered by the revolt from a section of party MLAs against Rawat’s style of functioning.((A section of MLAs revolted against Trivendra Singh Rawat))
Tirath Singh Rawat replaced Trivendra Singh Rawat as chief minister but resigned within four months after a controversy-filled tenure replete with gaffes.((Tirath Singh Rawat quit after 4 months in office))
BJP then brought in 45-year-old Pushkar Singh Dhami, who was never even a minister before becoming chief minister.((45-yr-old Pushkar Singh Dhami is the youngest CM of state))
He is now the BJP’s face to take on Congress veteran Harish Rawat.
And if you thought that changing 3 CMs in a year would put the BJP house in order, look at Uttarakhand BJP.
The youngest chief minister of the state, who is from Kumaon, faces stiff resistance from some sections of the party, and people from other regions of the state, especially Garhwal.((Dhami from Kumaon, faces resistance from Garhwal faction))
Party leader and cabinet minister Yashpal Arya joined the Congress, and another minister, Harak Singh Rawat, has also jumped the ship.((Two high profile ministers have quit BJPunder Dhami))
If BJP looks like a mess, its opponent Congress is a royal one.
((Grand Old Party is a royal mess in Uttarakhand))The grand old party is riddled with major infighting and bickering in the state. Many in the state Congress are miffed with Harish Rawat over his attempts to project himself as chief ministerial candidate.((Rebellion against Harish Rawat within party))
AICC state in-charge Devendra Yadav and the leader of the opposition and former state Congress chief Pritam Singh have been vocal in their opposition to Rawat.
Things came to a head in December when Rawat tweeted about not getting party's support. ((Show Rawat's tweets))((Rawat tweeted about not getting support from party))
Senior leaders were summoned to Delhi and an uneasy truce was struck.
The party also decided not to declare any chief ministerial candidate. Reports say that the state Congress is vertically divided into two camps - one supports Harish Rawat and state Congress president Ganesh Godiyal, while another supports Pritam Singh and Devendra Yadav.((Ahead  of polls, Uttarakhand Congress is split down the middle))
Reports say that the likely return of Harak Singh Rawat has also left the party split down the middle.

Uttarakhand: A contest between divided parties? 

Uttarakhand Election 2022: BJP Vs Congress - a contest between divided parties? 

It's truly uphill for both the ruling BJP and opposition Congress in the upcoming Uttarakhand Assembly polls. Both the parties are divided houses ahead of the polls.((Uttarakhand: A contest between divided parties?))
 The incumbent Pushkar Singh Dhami and the challenger Harish Rawat are busy firefighting within their own parties as they head into a crucial election. ((Both BJP and Congress riddled with infighting))&nbsp;
 It's important for the young BJP CM to show that he can break Uttarakhand's revolving door pattern. The government has changed in the hill state after every election in its 21 years of existence. ((Uttarakhand: Govt has changed after every election))
 For Rawat and Congress, it's a make-or-break poll as the party was decimated in the 2017 polls.
 ((GFX))
 BJP had swept the state in 2017 with 57 out of 70 seats, while Congress was left with just 11 seats.
 This time around the opinion polls have predicted a neck and neck contest between the two main rivals
 According to the C Voter's latest survey, BJP is projected to win 31 to 37 seats, while Congress may romp home in 30 to 36 seats.
 ((GFX OUT)) Battle for Uttarakhand 2017 BJP: 57 Congress: 11
 2022 Projection BJP: 31-37 Congress: 30-36 -- C-Voter Opinion Poll
 In such a close contest, intra-party tussles are a big handicap for both the defender and the challenger.
((Can Dhami or Rawat climb the hill with infighting handicap?))
 BJP's troubles started in March last year, when Trivendra Singh Rawat resigned as the chief minister just days before the 4th anniversary of his government. ((BJP has changed 3 chief ministers in a year))
 While no official reason was given for TSR's removal by the party, it was triggered by the revolt from a section of party MLAs against Rawat&rsquo;s style of functioning. ((A section of MLAs revolted against&nbsp;Trivendra Singh Rawat))
 Tirath Singh Rawat replaced Trivendra Singh Rawat as chief minister but resigned within four months after a controversy-filled tenure replete with gaffes. ((Tirath Singh Rawat quit after 4 months in office))
 BJP then brought in 45-year-old Pushkar Singh Dhami, who was never even a minister before becoming chief minister. ((45-yr-old Pushkar Singh Dhami is the youngest CM of state))
 He is now the BJP&rsquo;s face to take on Congress veteran Harish Rawat.
 And if you thought that changing 3 CMs in a year would put the BJP house in order, look at Uttarakhand BJP.
 The youngest chief minister of the state, who is from Kumaon, faces stiff resistance from some sections of the party, and people from other regions of the state, especially Garhwal. ((Dhami from Kumaon, faces resistance from Garhwal faction))
 Party leader and cabinet minister Yashpal Arya joined the Congress, and another minister, Harak Singh Rawat, has also jumped the ship. ((Two high profile ministers have quit BJPunder Dhami))
 If BJP looks like a mess, its opponent Congress is a royal one.
 ((Grand Old Party is a royal mess in Uttarakhand)) The grand old party is riddled with major infighting and bickering in the state. Many in the state Congress are miffed with Harish Rawat over his attempts to project himself as chief ministerial candidate. ((Rebellion against Harish Rawat within party))
 AICC state in-charge Devendra Yadav and the leader of the opposition and former state Congress chief Pritam Singh have been vocal in their opposition to Rawat.
 Things came to a head in December when Rawat tweeted about not getting party's support.&nbsp;((Show Rawat's tweets)) ((Rawat tweeted about not getting support from party))
 Senior leaders were summoned to Delhi and an uneasy truce was struck.
 The party also decided not to declare any chief ministerial candidate. Reports say that the state Congress is vertically divided into two camps - one supports Harish Rawat and state Congress president Ganesh Godiyal, while another supports Pritam Singh and Devendra Yadav. ((Ahead&nbsp; of polls, Uttarakhand Congress is split down the middle))
 Reports say that the likely return of Harak Singh Rawat has also left the party split down the middle.

Uttarakhand&nbsp;Elections: Both BJP and Congress are divided houses ahead of the crucial Assembly polls

It's truly uphill for both the ruling BJP and opposition Congress in the upcoming Uttarakhand Assembly polls. Both the parties are divided houses ahead of the polls.
The incumbent Pushkar Singh Dhami and the challenger Harish Rawat are busy firefighting within their own parties as they head into a crucial <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">election</a>.
It's important for the young BJP CM to show that he can break Uttarakhand's revolving door pattern. The government has changed in the hill state after every <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections" target="_blank">election</a> in its 21 years of existence.
For Rawat and Congress, it's a make-or-break poll as the party was decimated in the 2017 polls.
BJP had swept the state in 2017 with 57 out of 70 seats, while Congress was left with just 11 seats.
This time around the opinion polls have predicted a neck and neck contest between the two main rivals.
Also Watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/uttarakhand-elections/infighting-and-rebellion-within-bjp-ranks-1643208505447" target="_blank">&nbsp;Uttarakhand Election 2022: Key challenges for BJP's bid to retain power</a>
According to the C Voter's latest survey, BJP is projected to win 31 to 37 seats, while Congress may romp home in 30 to 36 seats.
In such a close contest, intra-party tussles are a big handicap for both the defender and the challenger.
BJP's troubles started in March last year, when Trivendra Singh Rawat resigned as the chief minister just days before the 4th anniversary of his government.
While no official reason was given for TSR's removal by the party, it was triggered by the revolt from a section of party MLAs against Rawat&rsquo;s style of functioning.
Tirath Singh Rawat replaced Trivendra Singh Rawat as chief minister but resigned within four months after a controversy-filled tenure replete with gaffes.
BJP then brought in 45-year-old Pushkar Singh Dhami, who was never even a minister before becoming chief minister.
He is now the BJP&rsquo;s face to take on Congress veteran Harish Rawat.
And if you thought that changing 3 CMs in a year would put the BJP house in order, look at Uttarakhand BJP.
The youngest chief minister of the state, who is from Kumaon, faces stiff resistance from some sections of the party, and people from other regions of the state, especially Garhwal. Party leader and cabinet minister Yashpal Arya joined the Congress, and another minister, Harak Singh Rawat, has also jumped the ship.
If BJP looks like a mess, its opponent Congress is a royal one.
The grand old party is riddled with major infighting and bickering in the state. Many in the state Congress are miffed with Harish Rawat over his attempts to project himself as chief ministerial candidate.
AICC state in-charge Devendra Yadav and the leader of the opposition and former state Congress chief Pritam Singh have been vocal in their opposition to Rawat.
Things came to a head in December when Rawat tweeted about not getting party's support.&nbsp;
Senior leaders were summoned to Delhi and an uneasy truce was struck.
The party also decided not to declare any chief ministerial candidate. Reports say that the state Congress is vertically divided into two camps - one supports Harish Rawat and state Congress president Ganesh Godiyal, while another supports Pritam Singh and Devendra Yadav.
Reports say that the likely return of Harak Singh Rawat has also left the party split down the middle.
Click here for more&nbsp;special coverage on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections&nbsp; News &amp; Result</a>

It’s been a week of major political events in battleground UP, and all eyes are firmly set on March 10th. From an OBC exodus from the BJP, to missing fathers, and INC releasing its first candidate list - the poll game is truly on. Slowly but surely the strategies that each party seems to be employing to make it to the Vidhan Sabha are shaping up clearly - in this episode of Chunaav Pe Charcha, we take a look at what the parties are planning for this election Mahabharat!   SEGMENTS:    Chunaav Pe Charcha | EJ In-depth: Backward March - What does OBC revolt mean for Yogi and BJP?  Nothing beats the drama of UP politics and this week we saw an exodus of OBC netas from the saffron party. And while party hopping and leader shopping is part of the game, what does this mutiny mean for Yogi and the BJP? Take a look!  Chunaav Pe Charcha | EJ In-depth: UP Mahabharat: Parties and their plans  The bugle has been sounded for the UP Mahabharat. Heavy artillery has been rolled out as the campaign reaches a feverish pitch. So where do all the rival camps stand? What are their strategies for the big battle? Today in EJ in-depth we make a deep dive into how political parties in UP have been prepping for the polls ahead.     Chunaav Pe Charcha | How UP politics became a family drama  We’ve all known that parents worry about their children getting kidnapped - here the story got just a little reversed! BJP MLA Vinay Shakya’s daughter on Tuesday alleged that her father has gone missing amid reports that he’s set to join the SP after leaving the BJP – but  MLA Vinay Shakya himself said he was okay? This Nok-jhok is less political and more a family drama - take a look!   Chunaav Pe Charcha | UP's Believe It Or Not: the land of Prime Ministers  When it comes to it’s the UP’s contribution to the nation's politics - it leaves everyone far behind! The state has had a history of giving this nation PM after PM! Check out this video to know more!  

UP Elections 2022: EJ Special 'Chunaav Pe Charcha' Episode 9

It’s been a week of major political events in battleground UP, and all eyes are firmly set on March 10th. From an OBC exodus from the BJP, to missing fathers, and INC releasing its first candidate list - the poll game is truly on. Slowly but surely the strategies that each party seems to be employing to make it to the Vidhan Sabha are shaping up clearly - in this episode of Chunaav Pe Charcha, we take a look at what the parties are planning for this election Mahabharat!   

SEGMENTS:   
 
Chunaav Pe Charcha | EJ In-depth: Backward March - What does OBC revolt mean for Yogi and BJP?  
Nothing beats the drama of UP politics and this week we saw an exodus of OBC netas from the saffron party. And while party hopping and leader shopping is part of the game, what does this mutiny mean for Yogi and the BJP? Take a look! 
 
Chunaav Pe Charcha | EJ In-depth: UP Mahabharat: Parties and their plans  
The bugle has been sounded for the UP Mahabharat. Heavy artillery has been rolled out as the campaign reaches a feverish pitch. So where do all the rival camps stand? What are their strategies for the big battle? Today in EJ in-depth we make a deep dive into how political parties in UP have been prepping for the polls ahead.    
 
Chunaav Pe Charcha | How UP politics became a family drama  
We’ve all known that parents worry about their children getting kidnapped - here the story got just a little reversed! BJP MLA Vinay Shakya’s daughter on Tuesday alleged that her father has gone missing amid reports that he’s set to join the SP after leaving the BJP – but  MLA Vinay Shakya himself said he was okay? This Nok-jhok is less political and more a family drama - take a look!  
 
Chunaav Pe Charcha | UP's Believe It Or Not: the land of Prime Ministers  
When it comes to it’s the UP’s contribution to the nation's politics - it leaves everyone far behind! The state has had a history of giving this nation PM after PM! Check out this video to know more!  

UP Elections 2022: EJ Special 'Chunaav Pe Charcha' Episode 9
&nbsp;

It&rsquo;s been a week of major political events in battleground UP, and all eyes are firmly set on March 10th. From an OBC exodus from the BJP, to missing fathers, and INC releasing its first candidate list&nbsp;-&nbsp;the poll game is truly on.&nbsp;Slowly but surely the strategies that each party seems to be employing to make it to the Vidhan Sabha are shaping up clearly -&nbsp;in this episode of&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-elections-2022-ej-special-chunaav-pe-charcha-episode-8-1641554949352" target="_blank">Chunaav&nbsp;Pe&nbsp;Charcha</a>, we take a look at what the parties are planning for this election Mahabharat!&nbsp; &nbsp;
<h3>Chunaav&nbsp;Pe&nbsp;Charcha&nbsp;| EJ In-depth:&nbsp;Backward March - What does OBC revolt mean for Yogi and BJP?&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
Nothing beats the drama of UP politics and this week we saw an exodus of OBC&nbsp;netas&nbsp;from the saffron party. And while party hopping and leader shopping is part of the game, what does this mutiny mean for Yogi and the BJP?&nbsp;Take a look!&nbsp; &nbsp;
<h3>Chunaav&nbsp;Pe&nbsp;Charcha&nbsp;| EJ In-depth:&nbsp;UP Mahabharat: Parties and their plans&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
The bugle has been sounded for the UP Mahabharat.&nbsp;Heavy artillery has been rolled out as the campaign reaches a feverish pitch.&nbsp;So where do all the rival camps stand? What are their strategies for the big battle?&nbsp;Today in EJ in-depth we make a deep dive into how political parties in UP have been prepping for the polls ahead.   &nbsp; &nbsp;
<h3>Chunaav&nbsp;Pe&nbsp;Charcha&nbsp;|&nbsp;How&nbsp;UP politics became a family drama&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
We&rsquo;ve all known that parents worry about their children getting kidnapped - here the story got just a little reversed! BJP MLA Vinay Shakya&rsquo;s daughter on Tuesday alleged that her father has gone missing amid reports that he&rsquo;s set to join the SP after leaving the BJP &ndash;&nbsp;but&nbsp; MLA&nbsp;Vinay Shakya himself said he&nbsp;was&nbsp;okay? This Nok-jhok&nbsp;is less political and more a family drama - take a look!&nbsp; &nbsp;
<h3>Chunaav&nbsp;Pe&nbsp;Charcha&nbsp;|&nbsp;UP's Believe It&nbsp;Or&nbsp;Not:&nbsp;the&nbsp;land of Prime Ministers&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
When it comes to it&rsquo;s the UP&rsquo;s contribution to the nation's politics - it leaves everyone far behind! The state has had a history of giving this nation PM after PM! Check out this video to know more!&nbsp;&nbsp;
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<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-elections-2022-ej-special-chunaav-pe-charcha-episode-8-1641554949352" target="_blank">UP Elections 2022: EJ Special 'Chunaav Pe Charcha' Episode 8</a>
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-elections-2022-ej-special-chunaav-pe-charcha-episode-6-1640349629438" target="_blank">UP Elections 2022: EJ Special 'Chunaav Pe Charcha' Episode 6</a> &nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-elections-2022-ej-special-chunaav-pe-charcha-episode-10-1642774246838" target="_blank">UP Elections 2022: EJ Special 'Chunaav Pe Charcha' Episode 10</a> <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-elections-2022-ej-special-chunaav-pe-charcha-episode-10-1642774246838" target="_blank">&nbsp;</a> &nbsp;

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