Saharanpur

Rampur Maniharan is an assembly constituency in Saharanpur district, Uttar Pradesh. This rural seat is reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates and is part of the Saharanpur Lok Sabha constituency. During the 2022 assembly elections, Devender Kumar Nim of the BJP won by 20,593 votes.

Election details

Voter turnout was 71.85% in the last assembly polls. With more than 3.2 lakh registered voters by 2022, the area is an important part of the voting map in western Uttar Pradesh. You can check the official Election Commission data for more past trends and population details.

Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh has made serious claims against Bharatiya Janata Party. He says the party laundered 5,500 crore rupees through six small, unknown political groups in Gujarat during 2023-24. While speaking in Lucknow, Singh called these groups dummy parties used to turn black money into white funds.

He asked why Election Commission is silent about these transactions. Singh also blamed Bharatiya Janata Party for causing communal tension in western Uttar Pradesh. He pointed to the recent mosque demolition in Saharanpur. He also raised concerns about unfair treatment of Dalit community members inside Ram Mandir Trust.

Upcoming election strategy

Aam Aadmi Party will hold a state executive meeting in Lucknow on September 9. This meeting will help them finalize their plans for the 2027 elections.

Villagers in Khushhalipur, located in the Muzaffarabad block of Saharanpur, have expressed strong resentment after discovering that many names are missing from the final voter list ahead of the upcoming panchayat elections.

Residents allege that despite submitting valid documents and applications on time, their names were excluded. They have accused the Booth Level Officer (BLO) of bias and working under political influence. The villagers have approached the District Magistrate (DM) demanding an impartial investigation and the inclusion of all eligible voters to ensure no one is deprived of their right to vote.

Residents of Mahangi village in Saharanpur have expressed strong dissatisfaction over the final voter list published for the upcoming panchayat elections. Local leaders report that the list contains names of deceased and relocated individuals, while many eligible young voters and newly married women are missing.

Villagers allege that the Booth Level Officer (BLO) failed to perform duties with due diligence within the stipulated timeframe. Affected residents have demanded that the District Magistrate take immediate action to rectify these errors. The local ADO Panchayat has assured that officials will seek guidance from the District Election Officer to resolve these discrepancies.