Local Leaders Became MPs Only Seven Times From Budaun In 17 Lok Sabha Elections – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live


Local leaders Badan Singh, Mohammad Asrar and Karan Singh were MPs from Badaun.
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In the hope of development in Badaun, the leaders who came from outside were wooed by the local voters and made them win, but it is a different matter that the people of Badaun are also waiting for basic facilities. Be it medical services or the condition of roads. Expectations were not fulfilled.

Elections for the Lok Sabha have been held 17 times so far. The public trusted external leaders more than local leaders. Most of the trust was on Salim Iqbal Sherwani. Second place belongs to Dharmendra Yadav. Elections were held seven times in 28 years from 1952 to 1980 and every time local leaders were elected MPs, but for the first time in 1984, when Congress fielded Salim Iqbal Sherwani, the seat slipped from the hands of local leaders. The public expressed confidence in him expecting development.

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Salim Iqbal Sherwani became the first MP from Badaun. Then, from 1984 to 2019, elections were held for the Lok Sabha ten times in 35 years and each time the crown of victory was placed on the head of an outside leader. Salim Iqbal Sherwani of Prayagraj was MP five times, Dharmendra Yadav of Saifai twice, Sharad Yadav of Madhya Pradesh, Swami Chinmayanand of Shahjahanpur and Sanghamitra Maurya of Lucknow were MPs once each.



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