Agenda For 2024 Parliamentary Elections Of All Parties Now Clear?

Five states are going to elect new representatives. The Election Commission has already announced the dates. Mizoram will go for voting on 7 th and Telangana people will cast their votes on 30th of November 2023. The voting of Chattisgarh will be in two phases but the voting of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh will be completed in one phase. All the parties are engaged in vigorous campaigning source says. The I.N.D.I.A. leaders are focusing on caste census, reservation of OBC in women Quota, inflation, unemployment and poor law and order situation in the country source says. The failure of foreign policy to keep good relations intact with the neighbouring countries is likely to be taken up in some places, sources say. Illegal occupation of land by China in the frontier areas will also figure during campaigning source says. To extend benefits to OBC, EBC and others on their respective strength will be the main criteria for Congress to bring back one time staunch supporting Dalits, OBC and EBC source says. On these agenda points, the parties are contesting state elections source says. These points will almost be carried forward to the parliamentary elections source says. BJP will try to reunite the Hindu voters and also try to make inroads in Muslims, highlighting reforms recently introduced to uplift the conditions of women, especially source says. The inauguration of Ram Mandir is scheduled on 24th January, and the program of lightening all the temples throughout the country will help in the polarisation of votes source says. Attack on corruption and putting leaders behind bars found involved are also some of the main agendas for the party source says. BJP is harping on these points in the state elections of course, some local points in different states also get prominence source says. The outcome and response of voters will set the mood for the 2024 elections source says.