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Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections: Here's the full list of BJP candidates

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has fielded Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan from the Bundhni constituency, Narendra Singh Tomar from the Dimani constituency

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BS Web Team New Delhi
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced candidates for all the 230 seats for the forthcoming Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections. In its sixth and final list released on Sunday, the BJP has announced candidates for Guna (SC) and Vidisha seats. The party has fielded Panna Lal Shakya from Guna (SC) and Mukesh Tondon from Vidisha.

The Madhya Pradesh Assembly election will be held in a single phase on November 17 to elect all 230 members of the Legislative Assembly. The counting of votes will take place on December 3.

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The saffron party has fielded Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan from the Bundhni constituency, Narendra Singh Tomar from the Dimani constituency, and General Secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya from the Indore-1 constituency for the upcoming polls. However, the BJP has dropped sitting Indore-3 MLA and stalwart Kailash Vijayvargiya's son Akash Vijayvargiya and fielded Rakesh Golu Shukla from the Indore-3 seat.
 

Here's the full list of the constituencies and the candidates.

Sheopur – Durgalal Vijay
Morena – Raghuraj Kansana
Dimani – Narendra Singh Tomar
Lahar – Ambrish Sharma ‘Guddu’
Bhitarwar – Mohan Singh Rathore
Dabra (SC) – Imarti Devi
Sewda – Pradeep Agarwal
Karera (SC) – Ramesh Khatik
Raghogarh – Hirendra Singh Banti Banna
Deori – Brijbihari Pateriya
Rajnagar – Arvind Pateriya
Satna – Ganesh Singh
Maihar – Srikant Chaturvedi
Sidhi – Riti Pathak
Sihawal – Vishwamitra Pathak
Kotma – Dilip Jaiswal
Jabalpur Paschim – Rakesh Singh
Dindori (ST) – Pankaj Tekam
Niwas (ST) – Faggan Singh Kulaste
Katangi – Gaurav Pardhi
Katangi – Gaurav Pardhi
Gadarwara – Uday Pratap Singh
Junnardeo (ST) – Nathan Shah
Chhindwara – Vivek Bunty Sahu
Parasia (SC) – Jyoti Daheriya
Ghoradongri (ST) – Ganga Bai Uikey
Udaipura – Narendra Shivaji Patel
Khilchipur – Hajari Lal Dangi
Agar (SC) – Madhu Gehlot
Shajapur – Arun Bhimawat
Bikhangaon (ST) – Nanda Brahmane
Rajpur (ST) – Anter Singh Patel
Pansemal (ST) – Shyam Barde
Thandla (ST) – Kalsingh Bhabar
Gandhwani (ST) – Sardar Singh Mehda
Depalpur – Manoj
Indore-1 – Kailash Vijayvargiya
Nagada-Khachrod – Dr. Tejbahadur Singh
Sailana (ST) – Sangeeta Charel
Sabalgarh – Sarla Vijendra Rawat
Sumawali – Adal Singh Kansana
Gohad (SC) – Lal Singh Arya
Pichhore – Preetam Lodhi
Chachoura – Priyanka Meena
Chanderi – Jagannath Singh Raghuvanshi
Banda – Veerendra Singh Lambardar
Maharajpur – Kamakhya Pratap Singh
Chhatarpur – Lalita Yadav
Pathariya – Lakhan Patel
Gunnaor (SC) – Rajesh Kumar Verma
Chitrakoot – Surendra Singh Gaharwar
Pushprajgarh (ST) – Heerasingh Shyam
Barwara (ST) – Dhirendra Singh
Bargi – Neeraj Thakur
Jabalpur Purba (SC) – Anchal Sonkar
Shahpura (ST) – Omprakash Dhurwey
Bichhiya (ST) – Vijay Anand Marawi
Baihar (ST) – Bhagat Singh Netam
Lanji – Rajkumar
Barghat (ST) – Kamal Maskole
Gotegaon (SC) – Mahendra Nagesh
Saunsar – Nanabhau Mohod
Pandhurna (ST) – Prakash Uikey
Multai – Chandrashekhar Deshmukh
Bhainsdehi (ST) – Mahendra Singh Chouhan
Bhopal Uttar – Alok Sharma
Bhopal Madhya – Dhruv Narayan Singh
Sonkatch (SC) – Rajesh Sonkar
Maheshwar (SC) – Rajkumar Mev
Kasrawad – Atmaram Patel
Alirajpur (ST) – Nagar Singh Chouhan
Jhabua (ST) – Bhanu Bhuriya
Petlawad (ST) – Nirmala Bhuriya
Kukshi (ST) – Jaydeep Patel
Dharampuri (ST) – Kalu Singh Thakur
Rau – Madhu Verma
Tarana (SC) – Tarachand Goyal
Ghatiya (SC) – Satish Malviya
Amarwara (ST) – Monika Batti
Ater – Dr. Arvind Singh Bhadauria
Gwalior Rural – Bharat Singh Kushwah
Gwalior – Pradhuman Singh Tomar
Datia – Narottam Mishra
Khurai – Bhupendra Singh
Surkhi – Govind Singh Rajput
Rehli – Gopal Bhargava
Naryoli (SC) – Engineer Pradeep Laria
Sagar – Shailendra Jain
Khargapur – Rahul Singh Lodhi
Malhara – Kunwar Pradhuman Singh Lodhi
Panna – Brijendra Pratap Singh
Rampur-Baghelan – Vikram Singh
Sirmour – Divyaraj Singh
Mauganj – Pradeep Patel
Deotalab – Girish Gautam
Rewa – Rajendra Shukla
Churhat – Shardendu Tiwari
Jaisingnagar (ST) – Manisha Singh
Jaitpur (ST) – Jaisingh Maravi
Anuppur (ST) – Bisahulal Singh
Manpur (ST) – Kumari Meena Singh Mandve
Vijayraghavgarh – Sanjay Satyendra Pathak
Murwara – Sandeep Shriprasad Jaiswal
Patan – Ajay Vishnoi
Jabalpur Cantonment – Ashok Rohani
Panagar – Sushil Kumar Tiwari
Paraswada – Ramkishore Kanvre
Seoni – Dinesh Munmun Rai
Amla (SC) – Yogesh Pandagre
Harda – Kamal Patel
Sohagpur – Vijaypal Singh
Sanchi (SC) – Prabhuram Chaudhary
Silwani – Rampal Singh
Sironj – Umakant Sharma
Berasia (SC) – Vishnu Khatri
Narela – Vishwas Sarang
Govindpura – Krishna Gaur
Huzur – Rameshwar Sharma
Budhni – Shivraj Singh Chauhan
Ichhawar – Karan Singh Verma
Sehore – Sudesh Rai
Dewas – Gayatriraje Panwar
Hatpipliya – Manoj Chaudhary
Khategaon – Ashish Govind Sharma
Harsud (ST) – Kunwar Vijay Shah
Badwani (ST) – Premsingh Patel
Badnawar – Rajvardhan Singh Premsingh Datigaon
Indore-2 – Ramesh Mendola
Indore-4 – Malini Laxman Singh Gaur
Sanwer (SC) – Tulsiram Silavat
Ujjain Dakshin – Mohan Yadav
Ratlam City – Chetanya Kumar Kashyap
Mandsour – Yashpal Singh Sisodia
Malhargarh (SC) – Jagdish Deora
Suwasra – Hardeep Singh Dang
Jawad – Omprakash Sakhlecha
Vijaypur – Babulal Mevra
Joura – Subedar Singh Rajaudha Sikarwar
Ambah (SC) – Kamlesh Jatav
Bhind – Narendra Singh Kushwaha
Mehgaon – Rakesh Shukla
Gwalior East – Maya Singh
Gwalior South – Narayan Singh Kushwaha
Bhander (SC)- Ghanshyam Pironia
Pohari – Suresh Rathkedha Dhakad
Shivpuri – Devendra Kumar Jain
Kolaras – Mahendra Yadav
Bamori – Mahendra Singh Sisodia
Ashok Nagar (SC) – Jajpal Singh
Mungaoli – Brijendra Singh Yadav
Bina (SC) – Mahesh Rai
Tikamgarh – Rakesh Giri
Jatara (SC) – Harishankar Khatik
Prithvipur – Shishupal Yadav
Niwari – Anil Jain
Chandla (SC) – Dilip Ahirwar
Bijawar – Rajesh Shukla
Damoh – Jayant Malaiya
Jabera – Dharmendra Singh Lodhi
Hatta (SC) – Uma Khatik
Pawai – Prahlad Lodhi
Raigaon (SC) – Pratima Bagri
Nagod – Nagendra Singh
Amarpatan – Ramkhelavan Patel
Semariya – K.P. Tripathi
Teonthar – Siddharth Tiwari
Mangawan (SC) – Narendra Prajapati
Gurh – Nagendra Singh
Chitrangi (ST) – Radha Singh
Singrauli – Ramniwas Shah
Devsar (SC) – Rajendra Meshram
Dhauhani (ST) – Kunwar Singh Tekam
Beohari (ST) – Sharad Juglal Kol
Bandhavgarh (ST) – Shivnarayan Singh
Bahoriband – Pranay Prabhat Pandey
Jabalpur Uttar – Abhilash Pandey
Sihora (ST) – Santosh Barbade
Mandla (ST) – Sampatia Uike
Balaghat – Mausam Bisen
Waraseoni – Pradeep Jaiswal
Keolari – Rakesh Pal Singh
Lakhnadon (ST) – Vijay Uike
Tendukheda – Vishwanath
Churai – Lakhan Verma
Betul – Hemant Vijay Khandelwal
Timarni (ST) – Sanjay Shah
Seoni-Malwa – Premshankar Verma
Hoshangabad – Sitasaran Sharma
Pipariya (SC) – Thakur Das Nagvanshi
Bhojpur – Surendra Patwa
Basoda – Harisingh Raghuvanshi
Kurwai (SC) – Harisingh Sapre
Shamshabad – Surya Prakash Meena
Bhopal Dakshin-Paschim – Bhagwan Das Sabnani
Ashta (SC) – Gopal Singh
Narsinghgarh – Mohan Sharma
Biaora – Narayan Singh Pawar
Rajgarh – Amar Singh Yadav
Sarangpur (SC) – Gotam Tetwal
Susner – Vikaram Singh Rana
Shujalpur – Inder Singh Parmar
Kalapipal – Ghanshyam Chandravansi
Bagali (ST) – Murali Bhanwara
Mandhata – Narayan Patel
Khandwa (SC) – Kanchan Mukesh Tanve
Pandhana (ST) – Chhaya More
Nepanagar (ST) – Manju Rajendra Dadu
Burhanpur – Archana Chitnis
Badwah – Sachin Birla
Khargone – Balkrishna Patidar
Bhagwanpura (ST) – Chandra Singh Vamkle
Sendhawa (ST) – Antar Singh Arya
Jobat (ST) – Vishal Rawat
Sardarpur (ST) – Vel Singh Bhuria
Manawar (ST) – Hivram Kannoj
Dhar – Neena Vikram Verma
Indore-3 – Rakesh Golu Shukla
Indore-5 – Mahendra Hardiya
Ambedkar Nagar-Mhow – Usha Thakur
Mahidpur – Bahadur Singh Chauhan
Ujjain Uttar – Anil Kaluheda
Badnagar – Jitend Pandya
Ratlam Rural (ST) – Mathuralal Dawar
Jaora – Rajendra Pandey
Alot (SC) – Chintamani Malviya
Garoth – Chandersingh Sisodia
Manasa – Aniruddha Maru
Neemuch – Dilip Singh Parihar
Guna (SC) – Panna Lal Shakya
Vidisha – Mukesh Tandon

The single phase polling for 230 seats will be held on November 17 and counting of votes will be taken up on December 3. The filing of nomination for the upcoming state Assembly polls is scheduled to end on Monday, October 30.

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First Published: Oct 30 2023 | 6:08 PM IST

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