Countdown to Lok Sabha will be calm after 16 days: Wednesday, Thursday night will be important – Marathi News | After 16 days of fighting, Lok Sabha countdown will be calm today: Wednesday, Thursday night will be important

Wardha: Campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections began in earnest from April 9. Since then, the campaign guns, which have been blaring for 16 days, will be silenced on Wednesday at 5:00 PM. After that, Wednesday and Thursday night will be important. Of course, now the countdown to the Lok Sabha elections has started.

Voting in five Lok Sabha constituencies has ended in the first phase of Vidarbha. After that, polling will be held in the rest of the Lok Sabha constituencies including Wardha on April 26. In all these constituencies, symbols were distributed to the candidates in the arena after the nominations were withdrawn on April 8 afternoon. Therefore, from April 9, the open campaign started in real sense. Candidates of various political parties and independents also started campaigning with great fanfare. Campaign vehicles were going from village to village. Dust was flying in the countryside. From the last 16 days, the shrill sound of bhongyas started everywhere. However, now on April 24, the blaring propaganda guns are going to be silenced.

After the end of open campaigning, candidates will focus on silent campaigning. The silent campaign will start from Wednesday evening. Candidates, their workers will go door to door to canvass the voters. Wednesday and Thursday night will also be important. A lot of ‘Khalbats’ are going to happen in these two nights. A lot of ‘events’ are likely to happen in the 48 hours after the campaign closes. Secret meetings will be held. Village discussions will begin. Gallogalli is going to be churned on ‘Kunacha Jor’. Many voters are likely to vote after seeing this ’emphasis’.

Materials and logistics will reach the booth

Various ‘materials’ will be delivered to the village booths on Thursday itself. Along with materials, logistics for ‘tea and water’ will also be provided to the activists. Thursday night is going to be ‘Katal ki Raat’. All parties, candidates, activists are going to spend this night with oil in their eyes. Candidates will also get tired while providing materials and logistics at each booth. If the ‘logistics’ fall short, there is a possibility that the activists will flare up. Their displeasure is likely to affect the candidates. So candidates are also ‘vigilant’.