Fuel price, farmers’ movement will impact Assembly polls, says Digvijaya Singh | India News – Times of India

INDORE: Congress chief Digvijaya Singh throughout his Indore go to on Sunday mentioned that the gas worth hike and the farmers’ movement will have an impact on the upcoming Assembly elections in 5 states.
“Congress is contesting elections according to its strategy and we hope that good results will come. The way the prices of petrol, diesel cooking gas have increased and the way the farmers’ movement has gone, this will definitely have an impact,” mentioned Singh.
“Congress is ready for the civic elections in Madhya Pradesh and Kamal Nath has sent observers everywhere,” he added.
The Election Commission of India on February 26 introduced the schedule for the meeting elections that will be held in Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry.
The phrases of these states’ assemblies will come to an finish in May and June. However, President’s Rule has been imposed in Puducherry after the V Narayanasamy-led Congress authorities did not win the belief vote.
Tamil Nadu meeting elections to be held in a single part on April 6, Kerala additionally goes to polls on April 6; Assam meeting elections to be held in 3 phases- 1st part of polling- March 27, second part polling- April 1 and third part of polling- April 6; Puducherry elections to be held on sixth April.
The West Bengal Assembly elections will be held in eight phases ranging from March 27 with the ultimate spherical of voting going down on April 29.
Counting of all votes will be held on May 2.