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Rashtriya Loktantrik Party: Rlp Announces 11 More Candidates, No Place For Narayan Yet | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) released its second list of 11 candidates on Wednesday. However, the name of RLP chief Hanuman Beniwal’s younger brother Narayan Beniwal doesn’t feature in the second list as well.
Ex-leaders of Congress and BJP have been nominated in the second list by RLP. Former Congress leader Vikram Singh Gurjar, who played an important role in the Gurjar reservation movement, has been nominated from Deoli-Uniara.Ex-Congress leader Sachin Jain, who was the president of Bijaynagar Municipality, was nominated fromMasuda.
Ex-Congress leader Prahlad Narayan Bairwa was nominated from Newai constituency; Ashok Singh Rawat, who was the district president of BJP’s OBC Morcha from Ajmer, was nominated from Pushkar. The other candidates have been nominated from Deeg-Kumher (Manudeb Sinsini), Jamwaramgarh (Ramesh Solanki), Neem ka Thana (Rajesh Kumar Meena), Dudu (Hanuman Prasad Bairwa), Kotputli (Satish Kumar Mandeya), Dantaramgarh (Mahaveer Bijarniya) and Lachhmangarh (Vijaypal Singh Bagriya).
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Ex-leaders of Congress and BJP have been nominated in the second list by RLP. Former Congress leader Vikram Singh Gurjar, who played an important role in the Gurjar reservation movement, has been nominated from Deoli-Uniara.Ex-Congress leader Sachin Jain, who was the president of Bijaynagar Municipality, was nominated fromMasuda.
Ex-Congress leader Prahlad Narayan Bairwa was nominated from Newai constituency; Ashok Singh Rawat, who was the district president of BJP’s OBC Morcha from Ajmer, was nominated from Pushkar. The other candidates have been nominated from Deeg-Kumher (Manudeb Sinsini), Jamwaramgarh (Ramesh Solanki), Neem ka Thana (Rajesh Kumar Meena), Dudu (Hanuman Prasad Bairwa), Kotputli (Satish Kumar Mandeya), Dantaramgarh (Mahaveer Bijarniya) and Lachhmangarh (Vijaypal Singh Bagriya).
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RLP’s chief Hanuman Beniwal, an MP, to fight Rajasthan assembly poll
Hanuman Beniwal, the chief of Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) and Nagaur MP, will be contesting the upcoming Rajasthan polls. There is speculation that he wants to secure an assembly seat as he is concerned about the tough fight in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Beniwal will be fighting from the Khinvsar seat, currently held by his younger brother Narayan. The RLP has also announced an alliance with the Azad Samaj Party. Beniwal had previously won the Khinvsar seat before becoming an MP in 2019.
Hanuman Beniwal, the chief of Rashtriya Loktantrik Party (RLP) and Nagaur MP, will be contesting the upcoming Rajasthan polls. There is speculation that he wants to secure an assembly seat as he is concerned about the tough fight in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. Beniwal will be fighting from the Khinvsar seat, currently held by his younger brother Narayan. The RLP has also announced an alliance with the Azad Samaj Party. Beniwal had previously won the Khinvsar seat before becoming an MP in 2019.
Will move HC against Kailash Vijayvargiyas nomination: Congress
The Congress party has announced that it will move the Madhya Pradesh high court and complain to the Chief Election Commissioner against the returning officer of Indore-1 constituency for accepting the nomination form of BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya. The Congress alleges that Vijayvargiya withheld information on two pending cases, one relating to a gang-rape complaint in West Bengal and another a warrant issued by a Chhattisgarh court. Vijayvargiya had claimed that he did not remember the cases. The Congress has demanded the cancellation of his nomination.
The Congress party has announced that it will move the Madhya Pradesh high court and complain to the Chief Election Commissioner against the returning officer of Indore-1 constituency for accepting the nomination form of BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya. The Congress alleges that Vijayvargiya withheld information on two pending cases, one relating to a gang-rape complaint in West Bengal and another a warrant issued by a Chhattisgarh court. Vijayvargiya had claimed that he did not remember the cases. The Congress has demanded the cancellation of his nomination.
Nomination of Ajay Singh & Surendra Patwa accepted
The election nominations of Ajay Singh from the INC and Surendra Patwa from the BJP were accepted after objections were raised alleging discrepancies during scrutiny. The objections were reviewed and the nominations were accepted after the candidates provided explanations. The official site of the Election Commission of India showed the status of the nominations as accepted.
The election nominations of Ajay Singh from the INC and Surendra Patwa from the BJP were accepted after objections were raised alleging discrepancies during scrutiny. The objections were reviewed and the nominations were accepted after the candidates provided explanations. The official site of the Election Commission of India showed the status of the nominations as accepted.
