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Analysis: Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh Assembly elections results | Watch

A look at the results from the Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh Assembly polls

Updated - June 02, 2024 06:43 pm IST

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Time & DateJun 02 , 2024 , 06:00 pm - 07:00 pm

Join us for a live discussion on June 2 as we analyse the recent election results and their implications for Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh. We will be joined by The Hindu’s Rahul Karmakar and experts, Tongam Rina, Deputy Editor, The Arunachal Times, and Amit Patro, the editor of Sikkim Express, and will provide in-depth insights into the political landscape and key issues affecting these regions.

In our discussion with Amit Patro, we will explore what the election results mean for Sikkim and the potential role of BJP in government formation, considering the two-cornered fight between SKM and SDF. We’ll delve into the major issues that influenced voter decisions and discuss how the State government can ensure the preservation of Article 371F. Additionally, we’ll address Pawan Kumar Chamling’s remarks on political violence and the public’s perception, as well as evaluate the prospects of the relatively new CAP party and its anti-corruption stance.

Moving on to Tongam Rina, we will understand the implications of the election outcomes for Arunachal Pradesh. We’ll examine public sentiment regarding BJP winning ten seats uncontested and whether corruption was a significant issue in the state. We’ll also discuss public opinion on defections, particularly Chief Minister Pema Khandu’s switch from Congress to BJP.

The conversation will include an analysis of the influence of large infrastructure projects on voter behaviour, the lack of road connectivity in over 130 villages along the China border, and concerns about Chinese aggression and rapid infrastructure development. Finally, we’ll highlight other significant issues that were at play in the election.

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