Will the Polling Date for the Kerala Lok Sabha Elections 2024 Be Changed? Congress Requests Something From The Election Commission
Delhi, New: In terms of politics, this is the most crucial period for India as the Lok Sabha Elections of 2024, which will choose the Central Government for the next five years, are quickly approaching. Following the general public’s announcement of the polling locations and dates for vote counting by the Election Commission of India (ECI), Kerala Congress President MM Hassan requested a change to the polling date for the Kerala Lok Sabha Elections 2024 from the ECI a few days later. Read on for more information on what the Kerala Congress President has to say, the rationale for the proposal to move the Kerala Assembly Elections 2024 voting date, and the suggested alternative date.
Kerala Lok Sabha Elections 2024: When Will Polls Be Held?
As previously reported, the Kerala Congress president has pleaded with the Indian Election Commission to alter the Kerala Assembly Elections 2024 election date. Acting President of the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC), MM Hassan, requested the Election Commission of India (ECI) on Tuesday to reschedule the polls in the southern state. The current date of March 26 falls on a Friday.
MM Hassan Provides This Justification for Modifying Kerala’s Polling Date
“We have encouraged the Election Commission to modify the date in light of the difficulty that the Friday election day presents to a particular segment of the public. In Kerala, a number of community segments will find Friday and Sunday inconvenient. Thus, we implore you to reschedule this 26th day,” MM.. Hassan said. “I’ve emailed the head of the UDF and the Central Election Commission. For the same reason, the opposition leader has also written to the election commissioner,” he said.
Meanwhile, Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala is one of the most well-known seats in the the 2019 Lok Sabha election as the session draws closer. Former MP Pannyan Raveendran, a staunch leftist, and Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar of the BJP face off against Congressman Shashi Tharoor, a three-time member of parliament from the district. The six Assembly segments that make up the Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha constituency are Nemom, Kovalam, Neyyattinkara, Parassala, Vattiyoorkav, and Kazhakkoottam. Kerala has 20 Lok Sabha seats and is the state with the highest literacy rate in the nation.
Voting for the Lok Sabha Elections of 2024 will take place in seven stages, starting on April 19, 2024, and ending on June 1, 2024. Phases one through seven will commence on April 19, phases two through six on April 26, phases three through five on May 13, phases five through twenty on May 20, phases six through twenty-five on May 25, and the last and seventh on June 1.
