Sharad Pawar faction’s Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) released the second list for Maharashtra assembly elections on Saturday. It contains the names of 22 candidates. On October 25, the party had released the first list. In which 45 candidates were announced. The party has announced the names of 67 candidates so far. NCP Sharad faction has given ticket to Yugendra Pawar from Baramati. He will contest against uncle Ajit Pawar. Anil Deshmukh has been nominated from Katol, Jitendra Awhad from Mumbra Kalwa and Jayant Patil from Islampur seat. NCP is part of the Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) alliance with Sharad, Congress-Shiv Sena Uddhav. On October 23, the three parties had announced to contest on 85-85-85 seats. 18 seats were said to be given to other parties of I.N.D.I.A block including Samajwadi Party, SWP and CPI (M). So far 218 names have been announced in Mahavikas Aghadi (MVA) Shiv Sena Uddhav faction’s second list, 15 names in it: So far 80 candidates have been announced
Shiv Sena Uddhav faction had released the second list of 15 candidates for Maharashtra assembly elections on Saturday morning. In this, Anil Chaudhary has been made the candidate from Shivdi assembly. Sudhir Salvi, honorary secretary of Lalbagh Raja Mandal, was seeking ticket from Shivdi seat, but Anil Chaudhary’s name was finalized. According to media reports, Anil Chaudhary had supported the Thackeray family during Shinde’s rebellion. Therefore, the party has given him the ticket. Shiv Sena has announced 80 candidates so far. Under the seat sharing of MVA, Uddhav faction, NCP Sharad faction and Congress will contest on 85-85 seats. Read full news… 23 names in Congress’ second list: 48 names were released in the first list, 71 candidates announced so far
Congress released the second list on Saturday for Maharashtra assembly elections. There are 23 names in this list. Congress had announced 48 names in the first list. The party has announced 71 candidates so far. Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi Party on Saturday refused to contest the assembly elections in Maharashtra. However, Arvind Kejriwal will campaign for MVA. Read full news… 194 names announced so far in Mahayuti BJP’s second list released, 22 names in it; 121 candidates declared so far
BJP released its second list for Maharashtra assembly elections on Saturday evening. It contains the names of 22 candidates. The party had announced 99 candidates in the first list. So far the names of 121 candidates have been announced. There is only one woman candidate in the second list of the party. The party has given ticket to Devyani Suhas Farande from Nashik Central. The second list has 3 ST and 2 SC seats. Read full news… Names of 38 candidates in the first list of NCP Ajit faction
The NCP Ajit Pawar faction released the first list on 23 October for the Maharashtra Assembly elections. It had the names of 38 candidates. Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar will contest from Baramati. It comes under the Baramati Lok Sabha seat. Baramati Lok Sabha seat has been Sharad Pawar’s traditional seat. His daughter Supriya Sule won from here this time. Supriya defeated Ajit Pawar’s wife Sunetra Pawar in the Lok Sabha elections. Read full news… Shiv Sena (Shinde faction)’s first list, 35 candidates announced
Late night on 22 October, Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) released the first list of 45 candidates. Chief Minister Eknath Shinde will contest from Kopdi Pachpakhadi. At the same time, Minister Uday Samant was given a ticket from Ratnagiri. CM Eknath Shinde rebelled against the then Uddhav government in June 2022. He became the Chief Minister with the support of BJP. In such a situation, this is the first assembly election under the leadership of Shinde. Read full news… Election on November 20 in single phase, result on November 23
The term of Maharashtra Legislative Assembly is ending on November 26, 2024. Mahayuti i.e. Shiv Sena, BJP and NCP Ajit Pawar faction is in power in Maharashtra. It will be a big challenge for the party to manage anti-incumbency and division of votes among 6 big parties. ……………………………………………………….. Read other news related to Maharashtra Assembly elections… Clock symbol will remain with Ajit faction in Maharashtra elections: Supreme Court said – write on banners and posters, matter is pending in court Just before the assembly elections to be held in Maharashtra next month, the Supreme Court on Thursday gave relief to the Ajit Pawar faction. The court said that Ajit faction’s Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) can use the ‘clock’ symbol in the upcoming Maharashtra assembly elections, but it will have to write in the election banners and posters that it is a matter of controversy and is pending in the court. Read full news…
