Confusion prevails in the two factions of the Gorkha Janmukti Morcha over filing of nominations as leaders of both the camps lack formal recognition as office-bearers of the party because of a legal tangle. According to an order issued by Calcutta High Court and an observation made by the Election Commission of India, Bimal Gurung and Binay Tamang, who head the rival factions, don’t have recognition as authorised office-bearers of the Morcha. The Morcha, sources said, is a registered unrecognised party. This means that in any election, the party’s name will appear next to the name of its candidate but unlike recognised parties, it cannot use its own symbol and will have to choose one from the symbols provided by the EC.