Akali Dal abstains from the vice presidential election.

Akali Dal abstains from the vice presidential election: Harsimrat Badal will not vote, saying the priority is to help flood victims.

Shiromani Akali Dal has made the decision to abstain from running for vice president. The party said that its MPs would not participate in the voting process because of the devastating floods in Punjab. Akali Dal just has one seat at the moment.

Harsimrat Kaur Badal, a Bathinda MP and the wife of party president Sukhbir Badal, will not cast a ballot in light of this ruling. According to the party, their responsibility is to assist those impacted by the floods, which are wreaking havoc throughout Punjab. cited the attitude of the central government as the cause.

The attitude of the Punjabi and central governments was another justification offered by Akali Dal for not running for vice president. According to the party, the anticipated actions for rescue and relief efforts have not yet been carried out.

Farmers’ harvests have been ruined, thousands of families have lost their homes, and people are denied access to basic necessities. Instead of taking part in the election, their primary responsibility at this time is to assist the impacted individuals.

Jagdeep Dhankhar will be replaced by the victorious contender.

The nation will elect a new vice president today. On Tuesday, Parliament will hold the vice presidential election. The India alliance has nominated B. Sudarshan Reddy, 79, while the NDA has nominated V. Radhakrishnan, 68. The polling will begin at 6 p.m. and run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

It is likely that Prime Minister Modi will cast the first ballot. While Akali Dal has declined to cast a ballot, citing the floods in Punjab, BRS and BJD have distanced themselves from the election. The YSRCP is backing the NDA nominee, while AIMIM is backing the India Alliance’s candidate.

Jagdeep Dhankhar, who resigned for health concerns, will be replaced by the victorious applicant. According to the figures, NDA’s Radhakrishnan’s victory is considered certain, although secret ballot voting can affect the equation.