Congress Comeback Looms in Allahabad After 60 Years

The Congress is witnessing a resurgence in Allahabad after six decades, with candidate Ujjwal Raman Singh leading the polls by over 58,000 votes. The last Congress MP from this constituency was Amitabh Bachchan in 1984. This election pits sons of notable political figures against each other, ensuring a significant legacy battle.

The Congress is experiencing a potential comeback in Allahabad after a span of 60 years, as Ujjwal Raman Singh takes a significant lead. According to the Election Commission, Singh is ahead by over 58,000 votes.

The last time Congress won this seat was in 1984 with Amitabh Bachchan. As per the latest counts, Singh of the INDIA bloc is leading by 58,435 votes over BJP's Neeraj Tripathi.

This election showcases the legacy of Uttar Pradesh's political dynasties, with both candidates being sons of prominent leaders. Ujjwal Raman Singh's father, Rewati Raman Singh, previously represented Allahabad in Lok Sabha, and Neeraj Tripathi's father, Kesari Nath Tripathi, held various important positions, including the former governor roles.