Jaipur: Khinvsar sitting MLA Narayan Beniwal, who made way for his elder brother and Rahtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) chief Hanuman Beniwal to contest from the assembly seat, said ‘he wouldn’t contest the polls this time, and would work to strengthen the party organization’. “The seat originally belonged to Bhaisaab (Hanuman Beniwal),” he said.
“I will not contest elections.There are many other responsibilities. I was a management student. I will work towards strengthening the party organization and effectively manage the poll campaign,” said Beniwal.
Former BJP MLAs Jalam Singh Rawlot and Tarun Rai Kaga, who joined RLP on Sunday, were given tickets from Shiv and Chohtan, respectively, on Sunday.
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“I will not contest elections.There are many other responsibilities. I was a management student. I will work towards strengthening the party organization and effectively manage the poll campaign,” said Beniwal.
Former BJP MLAs Jalam Singh Rawlot and Tarun Rai Kaga, who joined RLP on Sunday, were given tickets from Shiv and Chohtan, respectively, on Sunday.
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Samajwadi Party (SP) national president, Akhilesh Yadav, has instructed party workers to prepare for contesting on all 80 seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. However, the party plans to field candidates on 65 seats, leaving the remaining 15 to be shared with its INDIA bloc partners. The seat sharing formula will be discussed later. Yadav emphasized that SP is the only challenger to the BJP in Uttar Pradesh and criticized the BJP governments at the Centre and in the state. Strengthening booths was also highlighted as important.
Samajwadi Party (SP) national president, Akhilesh Yadav, has instructed party workers to prepare for contesting on all 80 seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. However, the party plans to field candidates on 65 seats, leaving the remaining 15 to be shared with its INDIA bloc partners. The seat sharing formula will be discussed later. Yadav emphasized that SP is the only challenger to the BJP in Uttar Pradesh and criticized the BJP governments at the Centre and in the state. Strengthening booths was also highlighted as important.
YSR Telangana Party not to contest Nov 30 assembly polls, to support Cong
YS Sharmila, the president of YSR Telangana Party, has announced that her party will not participate in the upcoming state assembly polls in Telangana. Instead, they will support the opposition Congress party in an effort to combat the “corrupt and anti-people” rule led by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao. Sharmila expressed her respect for the Congress party and her desire to avoid splitting their votes, which could benefit the ruling BRS party. She also mentioned her previous discussions with the Congress high command about a possible merger or alliance, which did not materialize.
YS Sharmila, the president of YSR Telangana Party, has announced that her party will not participate in the upcoming state assembly polls in Telangana. Instead, they will support the opposition Congress party in an effort to combat the “corrupt and anti-people” rule led by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao. Sharmila expressed her respect for the Congress party and her desire to avoid splitting their votes, which could benefit the ruling BRS party. She also mentioned her previous discussions with the Congress high command about a possible merger or alliance, which did not materialize.
MIM to contest nine seats, drops 2 MLAs
The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) will contest from nine assembly constituencies, an increase from the eight seats it contested in the previous election. The party chief, Asadudddin Owaisi, announced candidates for six of the nine seats, with the remaining candidates to be named soon. It is worth noting that the AIMIM is only contesting from constituencies within Greater Hyderabad and not from those outside the region.
The All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) will contest from nine assembly constituencies, an increase from the eight seats it contested in the previous election. The party chief, Asadudddin Owaisi, announced candidates for six of the nine seats, with the remaining candidates to be named soon. It is worth noting that the AIMIM is only contesting from constituencies within Greater Hyderabad and not from those outside the region.
