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Ecology: Congress Retains Bhardwaj, Sharma For Key Jaipur Seats | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The Congress party has given Archana Sharma a ticket to fight from city’s Malviya Nagar for the third time, despite protests from Congressmen like Rajiv Arora, Mahesh Sharma, and Sunil Sharma. She will take on her old BJP rival Kalicharan Saraf, who had a narrow win in 2018.
Party sources said Archana Sharma led in the party surveys and no better alternative could be found for her replacement, despite losing twice from this seat.
Pushpendra Bhardwaj, who lost the Sanganer seat in 2018, has been repeated to take on BJP’s new face Bhajan Lal Sharma. The BJP replaced its sitting MLA Ashok Lahoti from Sanganer and made it a Brahmin vs Brahmin contest by fielding Bhajan Lal Sharma.
BJP veteran Ghanshyam Tiwari won thrice from the Sanganer seat as a BJP candidate. However, he had to bite the dust in the last elections after he parted ways with the saffron party. Now, it is to be seen if BJP will accommodate Lahoti on another seat in the city.
Big names like cabinet ministers Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, Lal Chand Kataria and Mahesh Joshi from Jaipur city were missing from Congress’s first list. The party has not nominated anyone from their seats so far, BJP is also yet to announce candidates for these seats.
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Party sources said Archana Sharma led in the party surveys and no better alternative could be found for her replacement, despite losing twice from this seat.
Pushpendra Bhardwaj, who lost the Sanganer seat in 2018, has been repeated to take on BJP’s new face Bhajan Lal Sharma. The BJP replaced its sitting MLA Ashok Lahoti from Sanganer and made it a Brahmin vs Brahmin contest by fielding Bhajan Lal Sharma.
BJP veteran Ghanshyam Tiwari won thrice from the Sanganer seat as a BJP candidate. However, he had to bite the dust in the last elections after he parted ways with the saffron party. Now, it is to be seen if BJP will accommodate Lahoti on another seat in the city.
Big names like cabinet ministers Pratap Singh Khachariyawas, Lal Chand Kataria and Mahesh Joshi from Jaipur city were missing from Congress’s first list. The party has not nominated anyone from their seats so far, BJP is also yet to announce candidates for these seats.
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Janata Dal (Secular) (JD(S)) alliance in Karnataka is likely to miss its self-imposed deadline for finalizing seat-sharing for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. Former Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy had previously stated that a deal would be reached around the time of the Dasara festival, but talks between the two parties have not yet taken place. While JD(S) functionaries claim that the process of finalizing seats is on track, BJP functionaries in Delhi suggest that the issue may not be addressed until after the assembly elections in five states.
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Hamar Raj party, formed by Chhattisgarh Sarva Adivasi Samaj, has released its first list of 19 candidates for the upcoming assembly elections. The list includes candidates for seats reserved for scheduled tribes, scheduled castes, and general seats. The party plans to field at least 50 candidates in the 90-member assembly. Notable candidates include former IPS officer Akbar Ram Korram. The party was formed to address issues such as the protection of tribal rights and the alleged dilution of PESA Act.
