Himachal Pradesh assembly elections 2022: All the political parties geared up for the Himachal Pradesh assembly elections. The Aam Aadmi Party on late Wednesday night released its second list of candidates for the Himachal Assembly elections. A total of 54 candidates are included in this list.
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AAP Himachal Pradesh announces the 2nd List of 54 candidates
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AAP fielded its candidates in 58 assembly seats out of 68. This list has been released by AAP’s state president Surjit Singh Thakur and party in-charge Harjot Singh Bains. The party has also nominated three women candidates.
Earlier on September 20, AAP had released the first list of 4 candidates. Aap Candidate Dr Rajan Sushant has been fielded from Fatehpur assembly seat, Umakant Dogra from Nagrota, Sudarshan Jaspa from Lahaul-Spiti and Manish Thakur from Sri Paonta Sahib.
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AAP second list in detail
Nand Kumar Jaryal from Churah, Prakash Chand Bhardwaj from Bharmour, Shashi Kant from Chamba, Manish Saren from Dalhousie, Manisha Kumari from Nurpur, Jagdish Bagga from Indora, Captain Baldev Raj from Jawali, Manish Dhiman from Dehra, Sahil Chauhan from Jaswan Paragpur, Jwalamukhi Hoshiar Singh from Jaisinghpur, Santosh Kumar from Jaisinghpur, Ravindra Singh Ravi from Reconciliation, Raj Kumar Jaswal from Kangra, Abhishek Thakur from Shahpur, Kulwant Rana from Dharamsala, Sanjay Bhardwaj from Palampur, Anurag from Manali, Sher Singh from Kullu, Neeraj Saini from Banjar, Inder Paul from Ani, Bhagwant Singh from Karsog, Pooja Thakur from Sundernagar, Jabna Chauhan from Nachan, Geeta Nand Thakur from Siraj, Ravi Paul Singh from Jogendranagar, Rakesh from Dharampur Malhotra, Shyam Lal from Mandi, Tarachand Bhatia from Balh, Ranjani Kaushal from Bhoranj, Anil Rana from Sujanpur, Sushil Kumar from Hamirpur, Gulshan Soni from Badsar, Shanki Thukral from Nadaun, Ravindra Paul Singh Mann from Haroli, Rajiv Gautam from Una, Anil Mankotia from Kutlahar, Sudhir Suman from Jhanduta, Rakesh Chopra from Ghumarwin, Amar Singh Choudhary from Bilaspur, Narendra Thakur from Nainadevi, Jeetram Sharma from Arki and from Naalgarh Dharampal Chauhan has got the ticket.
BJP released first list of 62 candidates
The BJP party on Wednesday released the first list of 62 candidates for the Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections. The list of remaining six candidates will be released later. CM Jairam Thakur will contest from Siraj, Anil Sharma from Mandi and Satpal Singh Satti from Una.
https://twitter.com/NewsArenaIndia/status/1582572489678258176?s=20&t=AzkLooQxmZApULkxXo3srA
The voting will be held in a single phase in the state on November 12. While the counting of votes will take place on December 8. Earlier on Tuesday night, the Congress party had also released its first list of 46 candidates.
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Congress’s first list of 46 candidates
The Congress party on Tuesday released the first list of 46 candidates for the 68 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) trounced the Congress Party and gained 44 seats in the 68-member Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly, while Congress got only 21 seats in 2017.
https://twitter.com/NewsArenaIndia/status/1582391025997205504?s=20&t=AzkLooQxmZApULkxXo3srA
The BJP now holds 45 seats in the Himachal Pradesh legislative assembly, compared to 22 for the Congress and 1 for the CPIM.
The AAP is also working hard to set its foot in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh in the upcoming state elections.
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Voting on November 12
Voting in the state will take place on November 12 and the results will be tallied on December 8.
Political observers have the impression that although the ruling party has not yet done so in Himachal, it plans to do so, just as it did in Uttarakhand last year. Therefore, a discussion about seat distribution was held at Marathon.
