Swami Prasad Maurya went to SP leaving BJP, got a crushing defeat

The election results of five states including Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand are going to be declared today. So far the picture seems clear in the trends. In Uttar Pradesh, once again the BJP seems to be waving the flag of victory, while the SP, BSP and Congress are showing a lot of trends. The BJP has almost crossed the 250 mark. For the time being, only this coming moment will tell whether the party will be able to cross the 300 mark or not. Now BJP leaders have full hope that after a few moments they will cross the 300 mark. On the other hand, after this massive victory, CM Yogi has created history along with doing wonders. Let us tell you that after 37 years, no BJP leader has managed to occupy the chief minister’s chair again. Earlier in the year 1985, ND Tiwari was successful in occupying the Chief Minister’s chair again and after three decades no BJP leader has been successful in occupying the Chief Minister’s chair. At the same time, the public has shown the way out of many defectors right from the election, including Swami Prasad Maurya, who has contested from Fazilnagar from SP. Let us tell you that Swami Prasad Maurya, who was a minister in the Yogi government of UP, had left the BJP before the election and rode on the SP’s cycle. But he could not even save his seat. Surendra Kushwaha of Bharatiya Janata Party has won from this seat. Let us inform that from here Surendra Kushwaha got 50,214 (53.4%) votes, while Samajwadi Party’s Swami Prasad Maurya could get only 23,825 (25.33%) votes. In this way their margin of defeat was more than 26,000. Let us inform that the assembly elections were held in 7 phases in UP. The first phase of voting was held on February 10, while the last round of voting was held on March 7.