Ranchi: Congress has released the list of its candidates for the Jharkhand assembly elections. Congress has currently released a list of 21 candidates. Congress has given tickets to Dr. Irfan Ansari from Jamtara, Mamta Devi from Ramgarh, Munna Singh from Hazaribagh, and Ajay Nath Sahdev from Hatia. Rameshwar Oraon has been made the candidate from Lohardaga.
BJP has already released the list in Jharkhand
Elections will be held in two phases on 13 and 20 November for 81 assembly seats in Jharkhand. The election results will be declared on 23 November. Amidst preparations for the elections, the main constituent party of the NDA alliance, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) released the first list of 66 candidates. At the same time, there was a deadlock between the constituent parties of the ruling 'India' alliance regarding seat sharing. Meanwhile, Congress had said on Monday night that on Tuesday the complete picture will be clear as to who will contest on how many seats.
The party's Central Election Committee (CEC) had discussed the names of potential candidates for the Jharkhand assembly elections. The CEC meeting held at the party headquarters was attended by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, party parliamentary party chief Sonia Gandhi, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi, organization general secretary KC Venugopal, state in-charge Ghulam Ahmed Mir, state Congress Committee president Keshav Mahato and some other senior leaders associated with Jharkhand.
The Congress Central Election Committee (CEC) meeting was held on Monday
The meeting of the Congress Central Election Committee (CEC) regarding the Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly elections ended on Monday evening. It was reported that 63 seats in Maharashtra were discussed in the meeting. The first list of Congress candidates for Maharashtra may come on October 23.
Congress can get more than 110 seats in Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA). 63 names were discussed in the meeting, out of which 50 names were single. However, taking lessons from Haryana, the party is also brainstorming on single names. 10 to 12 such seats were discussed in which there is more than one name.
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