Rajasthan Election: Trust in youth only in speeches, age matters on tickets, know the average age of candidates

It is said that in politics, what is shown does not happen and what happens is not visible. Big leaders of Congress and BJP are often heard on the stage calling upon the youth to enter politics. But when it comes to ticket distribution, youth and women are seen in the back row.

Something similar is visible in the Rajasthan assembly elections. Congress had decided to give maximum opportunities to the youth in its Chintan Shivir held in Udaipur and it was also said that maximum tickets would be given to the youth in the elections too, but the reality is that in the list of Congress 71 years There are 19 leaders above the age of. Among these also three are above eighty. At the same time, the BJP also often talks about taking the youth forward. This time it has set the limit at 75 years, but it also has nine candidates beyond the age of 71 years.

In normal life, people up to 40 years of age are considered young. Even if this age in politics is considered to be 50, both Congress and BJP have disappointed the young leaders who wish to go to the state's biggest Panchayat i.e. Legislative Assembly. Let us see which age group leaders have the two parties trusted more.

135 tickets in BJP for the age group 51 to 75

Although this time BJP has cut the tickets of veteran leaders Kailash Meghwal and Suryakanta Vyas who are above 80 and has not given tickets to any leader above 75 years of age, it has given 135 tickets out of 200 to the age group of 51 to 75 years. Have given.

Major candidates of the BJP are over 70

Vasudev Devnani, 75 years old

Ratan Jaldhari, 74 years

Kalicharan Saraf, Pabbaram Vishnoi, Narpat Singh Rajvi, and Kirodilal Meena, all 72 years

Vasundhara Raje – 70 years

youngest candidate

Anshuman Singh – 27 years

Age of BJP candidates

under 30 years 0

31 to 40 18 (9.00 percent)

41 to 50 47 (23.50 percent)

51 to 60 to 67 (35.50 percent)

and 68 over age 60 (34.00 percent)

average age 55 years

Congress showed more confidence in the youth

In politics, the age of 50 years is also considered as youth, and from this point of view, Congress has shown more trust in the youth. Out of its candidates, 79 candidates are up to 50 years of age. Although it has also given three tickets to leaders above 80 years of age, it has 34 candidates in the age group up to 40 years, which is almost double the number of BJPs.

The oldest candidate of Congress

Amin Khan - 84 years

Deepchand Kheria and Harimohan Sharma – 83 years

Mahadev Singh - 80 years

Youngest candidate of Congress

Sanjana Jatav from Kathumar – 25 years

age of congress candidates

Below 30 years 3 (1.50 per cent)

31 to 40 31 (15.30 percent)

41 to 50 to 45 (22.50 percent)

51 to 60 50 (25.00 percent)

and 70 over the age of 60 (35.50 percent)

average age 52 years

Interesting matches in terms of age

There are some interesting contests in terms of age in this election, in which the age difference between the candidates of both parties is almost double. The following are the main interesting matches-

In Kathumar, 25-year-old Sanjana Jatav of Congress is contesting against 66-year-old Ramesh Khedi of BJP.

On the Kolayat seat, 27-year-old Anshuman Singh of BJP will face 49-year-old Bhanwar Singh Bhati of Congress.

Congress's 28-year-old Shehzad Ayub is contesting from the Sursagar seat along with BJP's 63-year-old Devendra Joshi.

On Shiv's seat, 47-year-old Swaroop Singh Khara of BJP will face 84-year-old Amin Khan of Congress.

On the Khandela seat, 45-year-old Subhash Meel of BJP will contest against 80-year-old Mahadev Singh of Congress.

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