Udaan Chakor get suspicious about Imli's return

Udaan’s election twists: Chakor versus Imli

Chakor declares a war with Imli. She decides to stand in elections. The villagers support her. She is sure to win the elections and then tackle Imli and Ranvijay. Chagan and Bhuvan lift Chakor and chant her campaign liners. They want Chakor to get powerful like Chakor. They think Imli’s power can be countered just by equal political power. Chakor wants to end Imli’s crimes. Chakor challenges Imli. She tells Imli that she will soon become an ordinary person like the villagers.

Ranvijay asks the villagers to stop the nonsense. Imli shouts and tells I’m Imli Devi, the leader of you all, stop chanting Chakor’s name. Chakor tells Imli that villagers want to get free from Imli and they will now give their support to her. Chakor and Imli have an argument. Chakor tells Imli that very soon her illusion will break, Imli will be losing in the elections. She asks Imli not to expect anything less from her. Suraj witnesses everything. He prefers to stay silent and watch the happenings. Imli and Ranvijay gear up to face tough competition by Chakor.

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