Uttarakhand Assembly Election 2022: BJP MLA Subodh Uniyal from Narendranagar Assembly says, People will vote for development not for me

Uttarakhand Assembly Election 2022:  Ahead of the Uttarakhand elections, Minister of Agriculture and BJP MLA Mr. Subodh Uniyal from Narendranagar Assembly is currently busy in the upcoming election. At present, he is trying to understand the problems of the people by going door-to-door. According to Mr. Uniyal, Along with basic facilities, meeting the needs of the people should be the first priority of any leader. Development is a continuous process, which continues continuously. The development never stops, the process and work of development keep changing according to the needs of people.

Talking to SNI News Agency, Mr. Subodh Uniyal Said On Friday, People will vote for development, not for me. The public should always be aware of such people who play politics with termites. Sometimes it makes me very happy, when I see people's love for me, then I feel very Lucky to myself.

As per ANI reports, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has planned to convene as many as 10 meetings at every booth in Uttarakhand ahead of polls. The meetings will be held with an aim to focus on the party's preparation, progress, and coordination with all voters of each booth till the date of the elections. As per reports, a total of 10,000 booths are there across Uttarakhand.

Candidates who have been fielded by the BJP for Uttarakhand polls have been directed to work in close coordination with each booth president and person-in-charge of a page of the voters' list (also known as ‘Panna Pramukh’). The in-charge is the first point of contact for voters in the saffron party's structure of election management.

Uttarakhand is scheduled to go for election on February 14 in a single phase. The Uttarakhand Election 2022 results will be declared on March 10, the Election Commission of India informed.

In the last 2017 Assembly election, BJP had secured a win on 57 seats out of 70 Assembly constituencies in the state.