The second meeting of the Central Election Committee (CEC) of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) concluded here in the national capital on Monday night, with the names of approximately 90 candidates being finalized for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, sources said.
Ahead of Lok Sabha polls, double Maharashtra Kesari Chandrahar Patil joined Shiv Sena (UBT) in the presence of former Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray at Matoshree on Monday.
Former Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath refuted the possibility of contesting Lok Sabha elections from Jabalpur, saying that "he will not leave Chhindwara under any circumstances."
Union Minister of State Nityanand Rai targeted the opposition and said, "INDIA alliance is an alliance of corrupt people, scammers and those who usurp the rights of the poor."
The aim of the meeting for over 2000 observers is to streamline strategy to ensure that the model code is implemented during the elections. The observers will monitor polls to ensure the process is "free and fair."
"Every party is free to decide how they want to proceed with the elections. Now that the Trinamool Congress has made it clear that they are going to fight alone, we INDIA parties need to take a call and decide how to respond. We are prepared. In Bengal, the CPIM is prepared that we will go w
Seeking to stay a step ahead of its rivals ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the BJP's Central Election Committee will hold a meeting at its headquarters in the national capital on Monday evening.
Bharatiya Janata Party leader N Ramchander Rao on Monday lashed out at Trinamool Congress for branding the BJP as "outsiders" and said that the list of candidates released by TMC for Lok Sabha polls showed the "fear" of Mamata Banerjee of losing seats in West Bengal and that's the reason