AP: Jana Sena Party releases first list of candidates for Lok Sabha and Assembly elections

Guntur (Andhra Pradesh) [India], March 14 (ANI): Janasena Chief Pawan Kalyan on Wednesday announced the first list of candidates contesting from Jana Sena Party (JSP) for upcoming Assembly and Lok Sabha elections.
JSP is the first party to announce the list of candidates for Lok Sabha and Assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh.
The party announced names of four candidates for Lok Sabha and 32 candidates for Assembly seats, thereby ruling out any alliance.
Here isthe list of candidates:
Parliament Candidates
1. Amalapuram : D.M. R Sekhar
2. Rajahmundry : Akula Satyanarayana
3. Visakhapatnam: Gedela Srinu Babu
4. Anakapalli: Chintala Partha Saradhi
Assembly Candidates
1. Yalamanchili: Sundarapu Vijay Kumar
2. Payakaraopet: Nakka Rajababu
3. Paderu: Pasupuleti Balaraju
4. Rajam: Mucha Srinivasa Rao
5. Srikakulam: Koraada Sarveswara Rao
6. Palaasa: Kotha Purnachandra Rao
7. Echerla: Baadana Venkata Janardhan(Jana)
8. Nellimarla: Lokam Naga Madhavi
9. Tuni: Raja Ashok Babu
10. Rajahmundry city: Kandula Durgesh
11. Rajole: Raapaka Vara Prasad
12. P. Gannavaram: Pamula Rajeswari
13. Kakinada City: Muttha Sasidhar
14. Anaparthi: Relangi Nageswara Rao
15. Mummidivaram: Pitani Balakrishna
16. Mandapeta: Vegulla Leelakrishna
17. Tadepalligudem: Bolisetty Srinivas
18. Unguturu: Navudu Venkataramana
19. Eluru: Reddy Appalanaidu
20. Tenali: Nadendla Manohar
21. Guntur West: Thota Chandrasekhar
22. Prathipadu: Ravela Kishore Babu
23. Vemuru: A Bharat Bhushan
24. Narasaraopet: Sayyed Jilani
25. Kaavali: Pasupuleti Sudhakar
26. Nellore Rural: Chennareddy Manukranth Reddy
27. Adoni: Mallikarjuna Rao (Mallappa)
28. Dharmavaram. Madhusudhan Reddy
29. Rajampet: Patthipati Kusuma Kumari
30. Railway Koduru: Bonasi Venkata Subbaih
31. Punganuru: Bode Ramachandra Yadav
32. Machilipatnam: Bandi Ramakrishna
The Election Commission of India on Sunday announced that Andhra Pradesh will go to polls in a single phase on April 11. Both the Lok Sabha and legislative assembly polls will be held in the state simultaneously.
The state assembly has 175 seats while Parliamentary elections will be held across 25 seats. Notably, this would be the first assembly elections in the region post-bifurcation. (ANI)