The state Home Minister arrived in Umaria
The bypoll in Bandhavgarh was necessitated after Gyan Singh was elected as an MP from Shahdol Lok Sabha seat. Umaria: Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Bhupendra Singh has said the BJP is confident of winning the upcoming Assembly bypolls in the state and demonetisation will not have any impact on it.The bypoll to the seat was necessitated because of the death of sitting Congress MLA Satyadev Katare, who was also the Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly.On why BJP has fielded Gyan Singh&Wholesale Acrylic Toilet Seats39;s son when the party is opposed to nepotism in politics, the Home minister defended the decision by describing Shiv Narayan as a dedicated party worker who is popular among the people.His son Hemant Katare is now contesting from the seat on Congress ticket against BJP's Arvind Bhadoria.To a question, the minister said that the BJP will seek votes in the name of good work done by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and state Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.The bypolls to Bandhavgarh seat in Umaria district and Ater seat in Bhind district are scheduled on April.The state Home Minister arrived in Umaria on Sunday to review the preparations for the byelections..The polling will be held on April 9, and the counting of votes will take place on April 13. Representational Image.Besides Bandhavgarh, the byelection is also scheduled to be held in Ater Assembly seat of Bhind district."Demonetisation will not have any impact on the bypolls in the state and the BJP would win with a comfortable majority," Singh told reporters in Umaria on Sunday # evening.BJP has fielded Shiv Narayan Singh, son of party MP from Shahdol Gyan Singh, from Bandhavgarh seat in Umaria.Asked about reports of shortage of currency notes post demonetisation, he said there is no such crisis.The polling will be held on April 9, and the counting of votes will take place on April 13.
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