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Congress Tickets: Nominations Filing Begins, Yet No Cong, Bjp Tickets For Several Seats | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Even as nomination filing began on Monday, both BJP and Congress are yet to announce a major chunk of their candidates. While Congress announced only 95 candidates, the BJP has announced candidates for 124 seats in the 200-member assembly. It is said that both parties are waiting for the other to make the next move. The Congress Central Election Committee (CEC) meeting has been going on in Delhi for the last two days to finalise the remaining candidates.The last date for filing the nomination is November 6.
Since the announcements of the candidates have been delayed, election fever has not yet gripped the poll-bound state. The Congress had earlier announced that this time the party candidates would be announced about three months in advance so that they could prepare for the election instead of running around leaders in Delhi for tickets and wasting their energy and money. But none of the announcements have materialised so far. The Congress is treading on the beaten track and last-minute announcements of some candidates are not ruled out.
The BJP made the first move in announcing the candidates, but its initiative has run into troubled waters. Some of the candidates announced had to face stiff resistance and protest from local leaders. The party seems to have pressured the pause button and seems to be waiting for Congress to make the next move. The BJP core committee meeting is scheduled only on Tuesday.
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Since the announcements of the candidates have been delayed, election fever has not yet gripped the poll-bound state. The Congress had earlier announced that this time the party candidates would be announced about three months in advance so that they could prepare for the election instead of running around leaders in Delhi for tickets and wasting their energy and money. But none of the announcements have materialised so far. The Congress is treading on the beaten track and last-minute announcements of some candidates are not ruled out.
The BJP made the first move in announcing the candidates, but its initiative has run into troubled waters. Some of the candidates announced had to face stiff resistance and protest from local leaders. The party seems to have pressured the pause button and seems to be waiting for Congress to make the next move. The BJP core committee meeting is scheduled only on Tuesday.
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Candidates for remaining 76 seats to be announced soon: Rajasthan BJP President
The Rajasthan BJP President, CP Joshi, has announced that the party will soon release the candidate list for the remaining 76 seats in the upcoming Rajasthan assembly elections. The BJP had previously released lists for 41 and 83 candidates. Joshi accused the Ashok Gehlot government of pursuing appeasement politics and expressed confidence that the BJP would form the government with a historic mandate. The elections are scheduled to take place on November 25, with the counting of votes on December 3.
The Rajasthan BJP President, CP Joshi, has announced that the party will soon release the candidate list for the remaining 76 seats in the upcoming Rajasthan assembly elections. The BJP had previously released lists for 41 and 83 candidates. Joshi accused the Ashok Gehlot government of pursuing appeasement politics and expressed confidence that the BJP would form the government with a historic mandate. The elections are scheduled to take place on November 25, with the counting of votes on December 3.
BJP announces 2 more candidates for Madhya Pradesh assembly polls
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced its candidates for the Guna and Vidisha assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh. This completes the BJP’s list of candidates for all 230 seats in the state. Pannalal Shakya will be contesting from Guna, while Mukesh Tandon, who is considered close to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, will be contesting from Vidisha. The Congress has also announced its candidates for these seats.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced its candidates for the Guna and Vidisha assembly seats in Madhya Pradesh. This completes the BJP’s list of candidates for all 230 seats in the state. Pannalal Shakya will be contesting from Guna, while Mukesh Tandon, who is considered close to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, will be contesting from Vidisha. The Congress has also announced its candidates for these seats.
Rajasthan polls: Congress, BJP have fielded 29 relatives of leaders as candidates so far
Both the Congress and the BJP have fielded candidates with political family backgrounds in the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan. The BJP has given tickets to 11 family members of prominent leaders, while the Congress has given tickets to 18 such individuals. Both parties are taking cautious steps to prevent any internal revolts that could impact their chances in the elections. This move is aimed at avoiding a repeat of the 2008 elections when the BJP lost power due to a revolt against the then chief minister.
Both the Congress and the BJP have fielded candidates with political family backgrounds in the upcoming assembly elections in Rajasthan. The BJP has given tickets to 11 family members of prominent leaders, while the Congress has given tickets to 18 such individuals. Both parties are taking cautious steps to prevent any internal revolts that could impact their chances in the elections. This move is aimed at avoiding a repeat of the 2008 elections when the BJP lost power due to a revolt against the then chief minister.
