Etawah, Uttar Pradesh: In a closely contested election for the District Cooperative Development Federation (DCDF) Board of Directors in Etawah, the Samajwadi Party (SP) secured a majority by winning 7 out of 13 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) achieved a significant breakthrough by winning the remaining 6 seats, marking its first-ever victory in this election.
The results highlight a growing competition between the two political parties in the region. With both parties securing nearly equal representation, the race for the chairman’s position is expected to be intense. Political analysts suggest that the election outcome reflects the shifting political dynamics in Etawah, traditionally considered a stronghold of the Samajwadi Party.
The election has drawn attention from state political leaders, with both SP and BJP leaders claiming confidence in securing the chairman’s post. The final decision is expected to play a crucial role in shaping the cooperative and agricultural policies in the district.
Observers believe that the BJP’s performance in these elections signals its increasing influence in regions previously dominated by the SP. Meanwhile, SP leaders have expressed confidence in maintaining their hold over the cooperative body.
As the competition intensifies, all eyes are now on the upcoming decision for the chairman’s position, which will determine the future course of the District Cooperative Development Federation in Etawah.
