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Kathua to decide fate of BJP, Cong candidates on Udhampur-Doda seat
Lok Sabha Polls
4/6/2024 11:01:21 PM
Early Times Report

Jammu, Apr 6: Although the name of the constituency is Udhampur-Doda, it is the Kathua district that will decide the fate of the two main contestants namely Dr. Jitendra Singh of BJP and Choudhary Lal Singh of Congress.
Union Minister and BJP candidate Dr. Jitendra Singh has won two successive elections on this seat due to overwhelming support from Kathua district comprising of six assembly segments.
Actually, in this parliamentary constituency, a total of 16.23 lakh voters of 18 assembly constituencies of five districts are going to play an important role in deciding the victory or defeat. But out of the five districts, Kathua district has the highest number of voters.
Kathua district, which has 6 assembly constituencies, has more than 5 lakh 3 thousand 227 voters than the entire parliamentary constituency.
Which is more than the total voters of Ramban and Kishtwar combined. After this, the district with the highest number of voters is Udhampur.
Where 4 lakh 19 thousand 854 voters will cast their votes in this election. Whereas, this time 3 lakh 5 thousand 93 voters are registered in Doda.
Apart from this, Ramban has 2 lakh 19 thousand 124 voters and Kishtwar has the least n
Out of the five districts, Kathua district has the highest number of voters.
Although the name of the constituency is Udhampur-Doda, it is the Kathua district that will decide the fate of the two main contestants.
Kathua district comprises of 6 assembly segments.
Kathua district has more than 5,03000 voters, which is more than the total voters of Ramban and Kishtwar combined.
mber of 1 lakh 75 thousand 897 voters.
This time a total of 16 lakh 23 thousand 195 people will vote in the Udhampur parliamentary constituency. Which includes 8,45,283 men, 7,77,899 women, and 13 third-gender voters.
Of these, there are 84,468 voters aged between 18 to 19 years and 25637 voters above 80 years of age. At the same time, 23637 disabled voters will also use their votes in this election.
As far as assembly constituencies are concerned, the maximum number of voters are in the Bhaderwah assembly constituency. There are 1 lakh 22 thousand 765 voters in Bhaderwah.
Whereas, Padar Nagaseni of Kishtwar has the least number of voters 39 thousand 767. Banihal assembly of district Ramban has the second highest number of voters at 1 lakh 22 thousand 596.
There are 1 lakh 14 thousand 915 voters in Udhampur West. After this, 1 lakh 8 thousand 911 in Kathua Assembly, 1 lakh 8 thousand 246 in Chenani, 1 lakh 27 in Udhampur East, 96,666 in Ramnagar, 96,654 in Doda, 96,528 in Ramban, 94,304 in Bilawar, 87,592 in Hiranagar, 86,393 in Jasrota,
85674 voters in Doda West, 73,558 in Kishtwar, 68,889 in Basohli, 62,572 in Inderwal, 57138 in Bani and least 39767 voters in Padar Nagasani will vote this time.
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