Raipur, April 15: The 3 Lok Sabha constituencies in Chhattisgarh that head to polls Th are important because the outcome can have a control on the future of veteran Congress leader Ajit Jogi and the stature of Chief Minister Raman Singh.

Chhattisgarh elects eleven members to the Lok Sabha. option for the Bastar seat was control April 10.

Mahasamund, Rajnandgaon and Kanker constituencies vote Th whereas the remaining seven can see polling April 24.

“The Congress is heading for a complete rout in 2014 polls in Chhattisgarh. i do not see any probability for Congress to even maintain its tally of 2009 polls,” Raman Singh told.

The Congress won solely from Korba within the last Lok Sabha polls.

Raman Singh added: “People need to show a lesson to the Congress as its decade-long gross misrule at the centre has ruined the economy and created all varieties of hardships to the people.”

Jogi, who is battling against all odds in Mahasamund, claimed the Congress is absolute to higher its Lok Sabha tally.

“We are about to turn out stunning results by winning a majority of the seats, courtesy the 10-year-long misgovernance of Raman Singh,” Jogi aforesaid.

Political analysts say the Congress stands a better probability as compared to 2009 and it may win up to four seats, provided the unpeaceful factions decision a cease-fire a minimum of until April 24 once polling concludes in the state.

Jogi, who was Chhattisgarh’s 1st chief minister once it had been carved  out of Madhya Pradesh, is fastened in a direct contest in Mahasamund with outgoing BJP MP Chandulal Sahu, a heavyweight from the OBC community that makes up roughly 50 % of the state’s 2.55 crore population.