Madhya Pradesh Byelection: Second List Of Congress

Madhya Pradesh Byelection: Signs of names of external leaders in the second list of Congress. For the by-elections in 27 assembly constituencies of Madhya Pradesh, Congress released the first list of 15 candidates without any noise. Sources said that the selection of the remaining 12 candidates is going on.

Some other leaders from the other party are likely to be given a chance from the Gwalior-Chambal region. In some seats, the party can also field its old leader or his family members. Sources said that the second list of candidates is likely to come after the state Congress President Kamal Nath’s visit to Gwalior on 18-19 September.

Madhya Pradesh Byelection: This is the first time in Madhya Pradesh Congress when the list of candidates was released without any fuss. On this list, slogans of protest were not heard at the state Congress office, nor was there any protest in the districts. Now the candidates have to decide on the 12 remaining seats in front of the party Jaura, Sumavali, Morena, Mehgaon, Gwalior East, Pohri, Mungaoli, Surkhi, Badnawar, Mandhata, Suwasra, and Bada Malhra.

The names of former Union Minister Arun Yadav and his arch-rival Rajnarayan Purani are in the fray in the Mandhata assembly seat. The highest in front of the Congress is in Gwalior East seat. The claims of Satish Sikarwar, Rakesh Chauhan, Sant Kripal Singh, Devendra Sharma are mainly being mentioned here.

Congress has recently been given the membership in the party by Satish Sikarwar. His cousin’s claim is also from the second assembly seat. In such a situation, two people from the same family are less likely to get tickets in the by-elections. The names of Ashish Dhakad and Dhruvanarayan Singh are in discussion with the families of Gautam or Bundela of Dhar in Badnawar on the demand of a local man. Sources say that in the second list the Congress will bring, external leaders, will be given a chance.

Among these external leaders, either Ajay Singh Kushwaha or Balvir Singh Dandautia, who came from Bahujan Samaj Party from Sumawali, are certain to get tickets. At the same time, there is talk of giving tickets to former BJP leader Chaudhary Rakesh Singh Chaturvedi, who is among the possible candidates from Satish Sikarwar from Gwalior. However, ticketing for outside leaders in both Gwalior-Mehgaon seats is not easy.

There are also many veteran Congress leaders in opposition to Rakesh Singh Chaturvedi, who has put forward the name of his wife or son former MLA Hemant Katare from the family of his adversary Swayam Satyadev Katare. In Surkhi too, the name of the leader of the other party, Rajendra Singh Mokanpur, came to be known, but for some time, local leaders Naresh Jain, Aranodaya Chaubey, Prabhu Singh Thakur and Kamlesh Sahu have proved to be heavy.

There are names like Manvendra Gandhi and Pankaj Upadhyay in front of the Congress in the by-election on the assembly seat vacated by the death of Congress MLA Banwari Lal Sharma. Gandhi is the cousin of the recently joined Satish Sikarwar in Congress. Pankaj is said to be a trusted confidant of former minister Jeetu Patwari.

Here the BJP does not have a slogan against the Congress. Bhupendra Gupta of MP Congress Media Department says that the survey work for the remaining assembly seats has been completed. They are under discussion. Candidates will be announced shortly