The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has released the second list of candidates for the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly Polls. The party has also released its second list of candidates for the upcoming Haryana Assembly polls on Wednesday.
The Bhartiya Janta Party has released the list of 32 candidates for by-elections to the Legislative Assembly Constituencies of different states on Sunday.
AAP candidate Gopal Rai also announced the names of three candidates who will be contesting from Haryana.
The final list of candidates was released by Tamil Nadu Chief Electoral Officer Satyabrata Sahoo on Friday. As many as 92 candidates withdrew from the electoral race for the Lok Sabha polls, leaving 845 in the fray.
Naidu began the consultations by taking up Rajampet Lok Sabha constituency. Out of seven Assembly constituencies that fall under this parliamentary seat, Naidu declared candidates for five seats.
The party also ruled out an alliance with the Congress.
As many as 403 candidates are registered for the examination at two centres in two cities in the North eastern states and 1,197 candidates at 14 centres in three cities in Jammu and Kashmir.
According to the Election Commission of India (ECI) date, in 2014 LS polls, there were 137 seats where the BJP candidates bagged more than five lakh votes.
Lok Sabha elections 2019: In Punjab, the AAP, in 2014, had won four out of the 13 Lok Sabha seats.
As many as 2,481 students have cleared the Andhra Pradesh State Eligibility Test-2018 taking the pass percentage to 7.45% from 6.90% scored last year.
Lok Sabha elections 2019: Candidates will be fielded primarily in Punjab, Haryana and Delhi among the states in north India.
Of the 2,654 candidates in fray for the upcoming Karnataka Assembly Elections, at least 883 candidates are multi-millionaires and around 645 have criminal cases against them.
The polling to elect a new Karnataka Assembly will be held on May 12 while the counting of votes will take place on May 15.
The polling to elect a new Karnataka Assembly will be held on May 12 while the counting of votes will take place on May 15.
Karnataka will go to polls in single phase on May 12 and the counting of votes will take place on May 15. The term of the current 224-member legislative Assembly ends on May 28.
The announcement was made in a late evening press conference by Union Minister JP Nadda.
ECI, in its affidavit in December last year, had quoted its 2004 proposals on electoral reforms and said that the law should be amended to ensure that a person cannot contest from more than one seat.
Khattar was speaking on the second day of the national convention of think-tank Rambhau Mhalgi Prabodhini whose topic this time is "one nation, one election".
The Congress on Monday released its second list of 13 candidates for the upcoming Gujarat Assembly elections, according to news agency ANI.
Around 39,000 candidates participated for state civil eervices examination at 84 centres today. "State Public Service Commission on Sunday conducted the J&K Combined Competitive (Preliminary) Examination, 2016 for 277 gazetted posts in J&K administra
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