Rajasthan Assembly By-Elections 2024: After the withdrawal of nominations, the combat for all 7 seats of Rajasthan is determined.
Rajasthan Assembly By-Elections 2024: The discipline is now set for Rajasthan Assembly by-elections. It has been determined the place and what number of candidates can be there in all of the 7 seats for elections. As the deadline for withdrawal of nominations ended on Wednesday, the State Election Commission shared necessary data associated to the by-elections. According to which, on the final day of withdrawal of nominations on Wednesday, 10 candidates in Rajasthan withdrew their claims. Now a complete of 69 candidates are within the fray for the by-elections to be held on 7 seats within the state.
A complete of 94 candidates had filed nominations.
It is noteworthy {that a} complete of 94 candidates had filed nominations for the by-elections to be held on 7 seats in Rajasthan. But after scrutiny and withdrawal of nominations, now 69 candidates are left within the fray. In such a state of affairs, a complete of 25 candidates have withdrawn from the sector.
After withdrawal of nominations, what number of candidates are operating for which seat in Rajasthan?
Maximum variety of candidates are in Dausa and Khinvsar meeting seats. A dozen or so candidates, i.e. a complete of 12, are within the fray for each these meeting seats. After this, 11 candidates are within the fray in Jhunjhunu, 10 every in Ramgarh and Chaurasi, 8 in Deoli Uniara and the least variety of candidates are 6 in Salumber.
Rajasthan by-election: Major candidates from all seats
- Dausa- Jagmohan Meena from BJP whereas DC Bairwa from Congress.
- Khinvsar- Revant Ram Danga from BJP, Ratan Chaudhary from Congress, Kanika Beniwal from RLP.
- Jhunjhunu- Rajendra Bhambu from BJP, Amit Ola from Congress, Independent – Rajendra Gudha.
- Ramgarh- Sukhwant Singh from BJP, Aryan Khan from Congress
- Eighty-four Karilal Nanoma from BJP, Mahesh Rot from Congress, Anil Katara from BAP.
- Devli Uniara- Rajendra Gurjar from BJP, KC Meena from Congress, Independent- Naresh Meena.
- Salumber- Shanta Devi from BJP, Reshma Meena from Congress, Jitesh Katara from BAP.
Also read- 10 thousand voters will solid their vote for the primary time in Rajasthan by-election, highest variety of first time voters in Salumber.
