Assembly elections, which will be held on February 14 this time, in Uttarakhand are always intriguing to watch as only one of its eight Chief Ministers has completed a full term in the office. Currently, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) under Pushkar Singh Dhami is in power in the hilly state with a thumping majority of 57 seats. Dhami became the CM after Tirath Singh Rawat was forced to resign from his position as he was not a member of the legislative assembly. Under Dhami, the BJP is looking at its future and is aiming to retain power in the state. However, Congress is looking to upset the BJP in Uttarakhand and stop its juggernaut ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
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