By way of ANI
NEW DELHI: Congress launched the fourth record of 9 applicants for the Meeting polls in Gujarat the place the birthday party is looking for to oust the ruling BJP within the two-phased elections scheduled subsequent month.
With the discharge of the 9 applicants, the birthday party has declared applicants for 104 seats up to now.
Congress introduced its first record on November 4, during which 43 applicants have been introduced. The second one record consisting of 46 applicants used to be introduced on November 10. An inventory of 7 applicants used to be launched on Friday, on the other hand, one used to be a substitute for the sooner introduced candidate.
In the newest and fourth record of applicants launched duly signed via the birthday party’s common secretary Mukul Wasnik, Malubhai Kandoria has been fielded from Dwarka, Mansinh Dodiya from Talala, Mahesh Makwana from Kodinar SC, Revatsinh Gohil from Bhavnagar Rural and Baldev Majibhai Solanki from Bhavnagar East.
Gujarat Elections-
4th record of applicants launched via Congress for upcoming meeting elections.
9 names on this record.
Overall of 106 applicants introduced via birthday party up to now. percent.twitter.com/6Cu7UaaEWk
— Amock (@Politics_2022_) November 12, 2022
Amongst different applicants at the record come with Ramesh Mer from Botad, Sanjay Solanki from Jambusar, Jaykantbhai B Patel from Bharuch and Kishanbhai Vestabhai Patel from Dharampur ST.
The second one record of applicants launched contains Mamadbhai Jung Jat (Abdasa), Rajendersingh Jadeja (Mandvi), Arjanbhai Bhudia (Bhuj), Naushad Solanki (Dasada – SC), Kalpana Karamsibhai Makwana (Limbdi).
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A complete of 3 ladies leaders have discovered their approach into the record which incorporates Kalpana Karamsibhai Makwana from Limbdi, Jermaben Sukhlal Vasava from Dediapada -ST, and Bharti Prakash Patel from Karanj.
The Meeting elections are scheduled to be hung on December 1 and 5, and the counting of votes will happen on December 8.
NEW DELHI: Congress launched the fourth record of 9 applicants for the Meeting polls in Gujarat the place the birthday party is looking for to oust the ruling BJP within the two-phased elections scheduled subsequent month.
With the discharge of the 9 applicants, the birthday party has declared applicants for 104 seats up to now.
Congress introduced its first record on November 4, during which 43 applicants have been introduced. The second one record consisting of 46 applicants used to be introduced on November 10. An inventory of 7 applicants used to be launched on Friday, on the other hand, one used to be a substitute for the sooner introduced candidate.
In the newest and fourth record of applicants launched duly signed via the birthday party’s common secretary Mukul Wasnik, Malubhai Kandoria has been fielded from Dwarka, Mansinh Dodiya from Talala, Mahesh Makwana from Kodinar SC, Revatsinh Gohil from Bhavnagar Rural and Baldev Majibhai Solanki from Bhavnagar East.
Gujarat Elections-
4th record of applicants launched via Congress for upcoming meeting elections.
9 names on this record.
Overall of 106 applicants introduced via birthday party up to now. percent.twitter.com/6Cu7UaaEWk
— Amock (@Politics_2022_) November 12, 2022
Amongst different applicants at the record come with Ramesh Mer from Botad, Sanjay Solanki from Jambusar, Jaykantbhai B Patel from Bharuch and Kishanbhai Vestabhai Patel from Dharampur ST.
The second one record of applicants launched contains Mamadbhai Jung Jat (Abdasa), Rajendersingh Jadeja (Mandvi), Arjanbhai Bhudia (Bhuj), Naushad Solanki (Dasada – SC), Kalpana Karamsibhai Makwana (Limbdi).
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A complete of 3 ladies leaders have discovered their approach into the record which incorporates Kalpana Karamsibhai Makwana from Limbdi, Jermaben Sukhlal Vasava from Dediapada -ST, and Bharti Prakash Patel from Karanj.
The Meeting elections are scheduled to be hung on December 1 and 5, and the counting of votes will happen on December 8.