Madhya Pradesh Congress Second Candidates List 2023: The Congress party on Thursday released its second list of candidates for the upcoming Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections set to take place on November 17. With the release of its second list, the Congress party has declared its contenders for all 230 Assembly seats.
This list comprises candidates for 88 constituencies in Madhya Pradesh. On October 15, the party released its first candidate list for 144 seats. However, in this revised second list, the Congress has made changes to the candidates in three specific seats, namely Datia, Gotegaon, and Pichhore.
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Madhya Pradesh Elections 2023: Congress’s second list of candidates
Sumawali – Kuldeep Sikarwar
Morena – Dinesh Guriar
Dimani – Ravindra Singh Tomar
Ambah – SC – Devendra Ramnarayan Sakhwar
Bhind – Chaudhary Rakesh Chaturvedi
Gohad – SC – Keshav Desai
Gwalior – Sunil Sharma
Datia – Rajendra Bharti (In place of Awadhesh Nayak)
Pichhore – Arvind Singh Lodhi (In place of Shailendra Singh)
Guna -SC – Pankaj Kaneria
Bina – SC – Smt. Nirmala Sapre
Khurai – Raksha Rajput
Rehli – Smt. Eng. Jyoti Patel
Sagar – Smt. Nidhi Jain
Niwari – Amit Rai
Damoh – Ajay Tandon
Panna – Bharat Milan Pandey
Maihar – Dharmesh Ghai
Rampur Baghelan – Ramashankar Pyasi
Sirmour – Ramgarib Kol
Semariva – Abhay Mishra
Deotalab – Padmesh Gautam
Rewa – Rajendra Sharma
Sidhi – Gyan Singh
Devsar – SC – Bansmani Prasad Verma
Dhauhani – ST – Smt. Kamlesh Singh
Beohari – ST – Ramlakhan Singh
Jaisingnagar – ST – Narendra Maravi
Kotma – Sunil Saraf
Bandhavgarh – ST – Savitri Singh
Manpur – ST – Tilak Raj Singh
Vilayraghavgarh – Neera Baghel
Murwara – Mithlesh Jain
Bahoriband – Saurabh Singh
Jabalpur Cantt – Abhishek Chaukse Chintu
Panagar – Rajesh Patel
Niwas – ST – Chain Singh Warkade
Mandla – ST – Dr Ashok Marskole
Waraseoni – Vicky Patel
Gotegaon – SC – Narmada Prasad Prajapati (In place of Shekhar Chaudhary)
Gadarwara – Smt. Sunita Patel
Junnardeo – ST – Sunil Uikey
Amarwara – ST – Kamlesh Shah
Churai – Sujeet Mer Singh
Saunsar – Vijay Chaure
Parasia – SC – Sohan Valmiki
Pandhurna – ST – Nilesh Uike
Seoni- Malwa – Ajay Balram Patel
Hoshangabad – Girija Shankar Sharma
Sohagpur – Pushparai Singh
Pipariya – SC – Guru Charan Khare
Bhojpur – Raikumar Patel
Sanchi – SC – Dr G.C. Gautam
Kurwai – SC – Smt. Rani Ahirwar
Sironj – Gagnendra Raghuvanshi
Bhopal Uttar – Aatif Ageel
Bhopal Dakshin-Paschim – P.C. Sharma
Govindpura – Ravindra Sahu
Huzur – Naresh Gyanchandani
Ichhawar – Shailendra Patel
Narsinghgarh – Girish Bhandari
Biaora – Purshottam Dangi
Sarangpur – SC – Smt. Kala Mahesh Malviva
Shujalpur – Ramveer Singh Sikarwar
Dewas – Pradeep Chaudhary
Khategaon – Deepak Joshi
Bagali – ST – Gopal Bhonsale
Harsud – ST – Sukhram Salve
Khandwa – SC – Kundan Malviya
Nepanagar – ST – Smt. Gendu Bai Chauhan
Burhanpur – Surendra Singh Shera
Sendhawa – ST – Montu Solanki
Pansemal – ST – Chandrabhaga Kirade
Manawar – ST – Dr. Hiralal Alawa
Dhar – Smt. Prabha Gautam
Badnawar – Bhawarsingh Shekhawat
Indore – 3 – Deepak Pintu Joshi
Indore – 5 – Satyanarayan Patel
Dr. Ambedkarnagar-Mhow – Ramkishor Shukla
Ujjain Dakshin – Er. Chetan Premnarayan Yadav
Badnagar – Rajendra Singh Solanki
Ratlam Rural – ST – Lakshman Dindore
Ratlam City – Paras Saklecha
Jaora – Himmat Shrimal
Malhargarh – SC – Parshuram Sisodia
Garoth – Subhash Sojatia
Neemuch – Umrao Singh Guriar
Jawad – Samandar Patel
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Kamal Nath, the Madhya Pradesh Congress President, released his party’s manifesto for the upcoming state assembly polls on Tuesday. In this manifesto, the party has pledged a multitude of commitments, including a health insurance cover of Rs 25 lakh for all residents of Madhya Pradesh, a proposed 27% reservation for Other Backward Classes (OBCs), and the formation of an IPL team representing the state.
The upcoming Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections will occur in a single phase next month. The vote-counting process will take place on December 3, alongside other states set to undergo the same electoral process.