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HP polls: 630 candidates in fray as 376 file nomination papers on final day

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HP polls: 630 candidates in fray as 376 file nomination papers on final day

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A complete 376 candidates submitted their papers on Tuesday, the final day to file nominations, taking the variety of candidates within the fray for the Himachal Pradesh meeting elections, to 630.

As many as 72 candidates filed nomination papers within the Kangra district. With this, a complete of 129 candidates have jumped into fray for 15 seats in Kangra.

The nomination papers have been scrutinised on October 27, whereas October 29 is the final date for withdrawing candidature. The variety of the candidates is prone to come down as a lot of those that have filed papers are the overlaying candidates for the official candidates of the events.

Cong declares Hamirpur candidate

The Congress, which is hoping to regain energy within the state, introduced the candidate for the Hamirpur meeting phase hours earlier than the deadline for submitting the nomination papers. The occasion has fielded Dr Pushpendra Verma, the son of former industries minister Ranjeet Singh Verma as its nominee.

The ticket for the Hamirpur seat was introduced on the final minute as a result of squabbling between camps led by HPCC chief Pratibha Singh and state election marketing campaign committee chief Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu. Earlier, the occasion was contemplating Ashish Sharma, however the Sukhu camp opposed his candidature. Now, Sharma has jumped into the fray as an impartial.

Dr Verma, who’s the final secretary of Himachal Pradesh State Medical Association, has been energetic in Hamirpur politics for the final two-three years. Other outstanding faces, who filed the nomination papers on the final day embrace Congress’ Jagdish Chand Sapehia from Sulah, Yadvinder Goma from Jaisinghpur, Surender Kaku from Kangra and Dr Rajesh Sharma from Dehra. BJP’s Pawan Kajal filed nomination papers from Kangra. Kajal is a two-term legislator from Kangra. He had stop Congress to affix BJP in August this yr.

CPIM’s Tikender Singh Panwar filed nomination papers from Shimla (Urban) seat. Panwar, a former deputy mayor of Shimla, will attempt his luck from Shimla for the second time. He had additionally contested the 2012 meeting elections from this seat.

Among AAP candidates who filed their nomination papers have been Chaman Rakesh Ajta from Shimla (Urban), Prem Thakur from Shimla (Rural), and Rajesh Channa from Kasumpti, and Manish Kumar from Dehra.

Rebels within the fray

Meanwhile, each the Congress and BJP have didn’t quell riot in lots of constituencies as aspirants, who have been denied tickets, have file d nominations as independents.

Former seven-term Congress legislator Gangu Ram Musafir has filed a nomination as an impartial candidate from the Pachhad constituency. Congress denied the ticket to Musafir, who can be a former meeting speaker, after he misplaced three consecutive elections. The occasion reposed religion in Dayal Pyari, a former BJP chief, who had joined the Congress final yr.

In Sulah meeting phase, former two-term legislator Jagjiwan Paul has filed papers as an impartial candidate, whereas in Theog Indu Verma, spouse of former BJP legislator Rakesh Verma, can be contesting independently. Verma had joined Congress not too long ago, however was denied a ticket.

Former vice-president of BJP’s ST cell Vipin Singh Nehria and former block president Anil Chaudhary have additionally jumped the ballot fray.

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