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Patna Sahib: Suspension on Shatrughan's ticket, Sushil Modi's name  can be Bets feasible

Shatrughan Sinha won the Patna Sahib seat for the 2014 election. He defeated Congress candidate Kunal Singh.

Patna Sahib is one of the 543 seats in the country and 40 parliamentary seats in Bihar. In 2008, Patna used to have one parliamentary seat, but in the same year after the delimitation, two seats were formed. One among them is Patna Sahib and the other Pataliputra. It is considered as a special seat because Cheetah star Shatrughan Sinha is a parliamentarian. Like him, another film actor, Shekhar Suman has also fought elections from here.

Overall description of seat

The Patna Sahib Lok Sabha constituency has 1,641,976 voters, of whom 732,059 are women and 909,917 are male. Patna Sahib seat for Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress has become a question of prestige. The importance of this seat has always been but the last election was special because as a BJP candidate from where the actor-turned-politician Shatrughan Sinha was in the fray, the Congress and the RJD alliance fielded Bhojpuri film actor Kunal Singh. . In the 2009 Patna Sahib seat, which came into being in existence since the year 2008, was also discussed due to the competition between Shatrughan Sinha and television's famous artist Shekhar Suman. Sinha defeated Kunal Singh in 2014 and RJD candidate Vijay Kumar in 2009.

Suspense on Sinha's ticket

Shatrughan Sinha is angry with the central command of his own party. He publicly spoke against Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his work It is being levied after seeing that this time he will not get a ticket from Patna Sahib. Although Sinha has conveyed it to people on his Twitter account by giving it a Fake News agreement that they will contest the same election from their seats. News reports have also come that BJP Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar can give tickets to Modi. If this happens then Sinha will contest the election or independents from which party, the suspense will remain on till the party determines the name of the candidate.

Assembly constituency of Patna Sahib

In Patna Sahib parliamentary area, there are Bakhtiyarpur, Digha, Bankipur, Kumbahar, Patna Sahib and Fatahah assembly constituencies. Patna Sahib After the formation of a new parliamentary area, two areas of the old flood parliamentary area, Fatahah and Bakhtiyarpur were included in it. With this, Futuah turned from safe to general assembly area. After the delimitation, three assembly constituencies of the Patna parliamentary constituency - Patna west, Patna central and Patna eastern are over. Instead Digha, Bankipur and Kumharar new assembly areas were created.

Election figure of 2014 and 2009

Shatrughan Sinha won the Patna Sahib seat for the 2014 election. He defeated Congress candidate Kunal Singh. Sinha got 485,905 votes while Kunal Singh got 220,100 votes. Sinha got 55.04 percent votes and Kunal Singh was 24.93 percent. Though BJP's Shatrughan Sinha dropped to 2.26 percent in 2014 compared to the previous election, the Congress vote share increased by 13.83 percent. Here, the third place was JDU's Dr. Gopal Prasad Sinha who got 91,024 votes. In the fourth place, Aam Aadmi Party's Parveen Amanullah stood and fifth position of Umesh Kumar of SP. 7,727 votes were registered under this notation in this election. This year BJP retained its seat.

Shatrughan Sinha won the 2009 election too. He defeated RJD's Vijay Kumar Sinha got 316,549 votes (57.30 percent) this year while Vijay Kumar got 149,779 votes (27.11 percent). In the third place, the Shekhar of Congress won 61,308 (11.10) votes. Ram Narayan Rai of CPIML at the fourth position. Fifth and sixth place were Independent candidates.

Shatrughan Sinha's performance in Parliament

Patna Sahib MP Shatrughan Sinha has an average attendance of 68 percent in the Parliament, while the national figure is 80 percent. Sinha did not participate in any debate of Parliament. So they did not ask a single question. Private member bills also have zero in their account. In the winter session of 2018, he has 63 percent attendance in the parliament and 76 percent in the monsoon session. Shatrughan Sinha spent Rs 22.06 crores during his tenure. He spent 98.06 percent of his item and left 4.31 crore without spending