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| PDP's acceptance increasing in Hindu dominated areas | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Jan 25: BJP has won 25 out of total 37 assembly seats of Jammu province but Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) too has succeeded in cultivating a new leaders in Jammu especially among in Hindu dominated areas.
Despite strong Modi wave in Jammu province, some PDP candidates have successfully managed respectable number of votes which is clear indication that acceptability of PDP is increasing in Hindu majority areas provided party leadership would encouraged credible leaders who are connected with the masses and active at grass-root level.
First time during the last three assembly elections a PDP candidate has secured more than 25,000 votes in Jammu province from purely a Hindu dominated constituency. Surinder Choudhary, who was PDP candidate for Nowshera assembly segment, has secured 27,771 votes from a constituency where ratio of Hindu-Muslim votes is 92:08 percent. Surinder Choudhary is runner up in the elections. Securing nearly 28000 votes from a constituency like Nowshera is a matter of satisfaction for the party. In Parliamentary election PDP had secured only 5561 while as BJP had got 42877 but this time PDP's vote share reached to 27,111.
Same is the case in R S Pura (reserved) seat where party candidate Bhushan Lal Dogra is runner up. Bhushan Lal Dogra has secured 12086 votes. In Parliament election PDP had secured only 4109 votes but this time party has secured respectable votes.
Similarly party candidate Mehboob Iqbal from Bhaderwah has also managed good number of Hindu votes.
Party has also got respectable votes in Bishnah assembly segment where party candidate F C Bhagat got 8112 votes and got third position. Even in a constituency like Jammu East, party has got respectable votes
It was hard work of party candidates that PDP has got respectable votes in some Hindu dominated constituencies. |
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