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At least 20 candidates in Ganjam and Gajapati districts have declared assets running into crores, with the richest candidate having assets worth Rs 32.36 crore. Get insights into the wealth of candidates contesting in the upcoming elections.
The camp of working president of the Punjab Congress, Bharat Bhushan Ashu, is unhappy over the nomination of Amrinder Singh Raja Warring as the party candidate from Ludhiana. Despite promises of support, Ashu's camp remains hesitant to accept Warring as their candidate, causing disappointment among his supporters.
Nomination window for the third phase of Lok Sabha elections in Jharkhand opened on Monday. Several candidates purchased their nomination papers on the first day. Sanjay Seth, the BJP’s candidate from the Ranchi Lok Sabha seat, will file his nomination papers on May 2. Seven other candidates purchased the papers. SUCI candidate Mintu Paswan filed his nomination on Monday. 18 candidates, including Baghmara MLA Dulu Mahto, purchased their nomination papers in Dhanbad. Mahto will file his nomination papers on April 30. Congress candidate Anupama Singh will file her nomination on May 1. Jamshedpur witnessed two nominations on Monday. No candidate filed nominations for Giridih seat. Candidates can file nominations till May 6. Scrutiny of papers on May 7, last date of withdrawal on May 9. Total of 9 candidates purchased nomination papers for Giridih Lok Sabha seat on Monday.
Varanasi: The president of the UP Congress Committee and the candidate representing the INDIA bloc for the Varanasi parliamentary constituency, Ajay R.
Chatra: Kalicharan Singh, the BJP candidate for the Chatra (SC) Lok Sabha constituency, filed his nomination papers at the district election office he.
Bhubaneswar: Unfazed by protests over the change of candidates in different seats, the Congress has now gone ahead and replaced a candidate for Digapa.
BHUBANESWAR: Unfazed by protests over the change of candidates in different seats, the Congress has now gone ahead and replaced a candidate for Digapa.