Congress releases second list of 23 candidates – Read

Latest News :- The Congress party on Saturday released its second list of candidates for the Maharashtra Assembly elections. This list has been published after the meeting and discussion of the Central Election Committee of the party. Earlier, the Congress Party had announced the names of 48 candidates in its first list of candidates. At present he has announced 23 people in the second list. According to this, Congress has announced 71 candidates so far. Anuja, wife of Sunil Kedar of Congress Party, has been declared a candidate in this list.

He was barred from contesting elections for 6 years after his conviction in the Nagpur District Central Cooperative Bank (NDCCB) scam. He is contesting from Chaonar constituency in Nagpur district. Outgoing MLA Kailash Korandiyal is contesting from Jalna constituency. In the first list of candidates released by the Congress Party, 25 sitting MLAs have been given a second chance. Senior Congress leader Vasant Burke, who lost the 2019 election and is a former vice president, is contesting from the Ralegaon (Yavatmal) constituency.

Shivajirao Moghe, who had lost in 2019, gave way to his son Jitendra and fielded him in Arni constituency. In Mumbai, Kalu Padelia has been declared candidate from Gandhivalli East, Ganesh Yadav from Goliwada constituency and Yashwant Singh from Sarkop constituency. Speaking after the Congress party's Central Election Committee meeting, Maharashtra Chief Electoral Officer Ramesh Chennithala said, “The Central Election Committee discussed the remaining seats in Maharashtra. Maha Vikas Akadi is facing this election unitedly. There is no difference of opinion between us.

We will fight together to remember the dream of the people of Maharashtra. Maha Vikas Akademi is sure. He said that we believe that the people who have overthrown this corrupt government are ready to form the government. State Congress Party President Nana Patol said that Maha Vikas Akathi will perform better in this assembly elections than the Lok Sabha elections. We will form government with absolute majority