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Chhatapur Vidhan Sabha Seat in Bihar Assembly Elections 2020: Candidates, MLA, Schedule And Result Date

Chhatapur, along with 77 other constituencies, would be contested in the third round of elections on Saturday. The assembly segment has thrown fluctuating results over the past two decades, with candidates of the RJD, JD(U) and BJP being elected. In the last assembly elections, the winner from Chhatarpur constituency was Neeraj Kumar Singh of the BJP.

Chhatapur Vidhan Sabha Seat in Bihar Assembly Elections 2020: Candidates, MLA, Schedule And Result Date
Supaul vidhan seat in Bihar | (Photo Credits: File Image)

The Chhatapur vidhan sabha segment is based in Supaul district of Bihar. The seat will go to polls on November 7, when the Election Commission has scheduled the final phase of assembly elections. The contest here is primarily between Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The poll results would be declared on November 10, when the counting of votes will take place.

Chhatapur, along with 77 other constituencies, would be contested in the third round of elections on Saturday. The assembly segment has thrown fluctuating results over the past two decades, with candidates of the RJD, JD(U) and BJP being elected. In the last assembly elections, the winner from Chhatarpur constituency was Neeraj Kumar Singh of the BJP. Bihar Assembly Elections 2020 Phase 3 Dates And Schedule: Voting on November 7, Results on November 10.

Schedule of Bihar Phase 3 Elections

Last Date For Filing Nomination  October 20
Scrutiny of Nominations  October 21
Last date for Nomination Withdrawal  October 23
Voting Date  November 7
Result Date  November 10

From the NDA camp, the Chhatarpur seat was allotted to the BJP, which had won the seat in 2015. From the rival Mahagathbandhan camp, the RJD would be contesting. While the BJP candidate is sitting MLA Neeraj Kumar Singh, the RJD allotted the ticket to Vipin Kumar Singh.

The assembly polls in Bihar was the first major elections in India after the outbreak of COVID-19. The pandemic-induced lockdown had forced thousands of migrant labourers from the state to return back under strenuous mode of commutations. Ahead of the polls, analysts had claimed that the migrant crisis, along with unemployment, would be the major issues of the elections.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Nov 04, 2020 11:19 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).