BJP Releases Fourth Record Of 35 Applicants For Bihar Meeting Elections
The BJP has repeated 4 state ministers and majority of the sitting MLAs in its lists. (Record)
New Delhi/Patna:
The BJP has issued its fourth checklist of 35 applicants for the Bihar meeting polls, repeating 4 state ministers and majority of the sitting MLAs.
The party has named all its nominees for the 110 seats that it’s contesting within the three-phase elections ranging from October 28.
All of the applicants are for the 3rd section scheduled for November 7, the party stated in a remark within the nationwide capital. The names of six girls determine at the fourth checklist.
An important omission within the checklist is RS Pandey, former union petroleum secretary and sitting BJP MLA from Bagha seat.
The party has given price ticket to Ram Singh instead of RS Pandey this time from Bagha meeting constituency in West Champaran district.
Two time BJP MLA from Raxual Ajay Kumar Singh additionally didn’t in finding position within the checklist. The party has as a substitute nominated Pramod Sinha from the seat positioned in East Champaran district at the border of Nepal.
In Pranpur seat in Katihar district, the party has given price ticket to Nisha Singh, spouse of former state minister Vinod Kumar Singh, who died because of post-COVID headaches on Monday.
The party has repeated 4 ministers within the provide NDA govt on their seats — Suresh Kumar Sharma from Muzaffarpur, Krishna Kumar Rishi from Banmakhi (reserved SC) seat, Vinod Narayan Jha (Benipatti) and Pramod Kumar (Motihari).
Neeraj Kumar Singh, cousin of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput who died lately in Mumbai, will search re-election from Chattapur in Supual district.
The JD(U) and the BJP are combating on 115 and 110 seats respectively, with two smaller allies Jitan Ram Manjhi’s HAM (S) and Vikassheel Insaan Party contesting on seven and 11 seats respectively.
The polls to the 243-seat Bihar meeting are scheduled for October 28, November three and November 7. The counting of votes is slated for November 10.
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