BJP’s fourth list comes in Madhya Pradesh, Shivraj Singh gets ticket from Budhni, Narottam Mishra will contest from Datia

matnewsOctober 9, 2023

BJP has released the first list in Madhya Pradesh. Names of 57 candidates have been declared in the first list. Shivraj Singh will contest elections from Budhni, while his Home Minister Narottam Mishra is the candidate from Datia.

Tickets to Arvind Singh Bhadauria from Ater, Pradyuman Singh Tomar from Gwalior, Gopal Bhargava from Rehli, Shailendra Jain from Sagar, Pradyuman Singh Lodhi from Malhara, Girish Gautam from Devtalab, Rajendra Shukla from Rewa, Satendra Pathak from Vijay Raghogarh and Ajay Vishnoi from Patan. have been found. Among the veterans, Bisahulal Singh has been given ticket from Anuppur. While Vishwas Sarang will contest from Narela. Dewas seat has gone to the account of Smt. Gayatri Raje Pawar. Krishna Gaur has been given ticket from Govindpura. Whereas Malini Laxman Singh Gaur will contest from Indore-4.

BJP releases a list of 57 candidates for the upcoming election in Madhya Pradesh.

CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan to contest from Budhni, State’s HM Narottam Mishra to contest from Datia, Gopal Bhargava from Rehli, Vishwas Sarang from Narela and Tulsiram Silavat to contest from Sanwer. pic.twitter.com/BxnfNqLKg1

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The dates for the assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh have been announced. AAP was the first to release the list for the elections to be held on 17th November. But here the fight is between Congress and BJP. The ruling BJP and the opposition Congress will remain the main contenders for power in MP, although organizations like AAP and BSP will try to establish their presence in front of the two giant parties of Indian politics in their areas of influence. The current elections will tell what impact AAP has in Madhya Pradesh. BSP has been registering its presence here earlier also.

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Following the 2018 elections, the state witnessed a change of government in March 2020 when the Kamal Nath-led Congress government fell and the BJP returned to power after being in opposition for just 15 months. In the elections, BJP is facing the challenge of overcoming the anti-incumbency wave of almost four terms. On the other hand, Congress will try to capitalize on the resentment among the people against the government.