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Bhopal : The names of candidates for 29 Lok Sabha seats of Madhya Pradesh can be decided in the CEC meeting. Out of which BJP can announce the names of 10 to 12 candidates soon. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and BJP State President VD Sharma will attend the meeting. In the meeting, BJP can decide the names on the seats and declare the faces along with the caste equation. It includes Chhindwara, Mandla, Dhar, Khandwa and other seats. At the same time, the party can announce candidates for reserved seats later.
Opportunity for new faces
This time BJP can give chance to new faces. At the same time, it will keep distance from MPs who have served more than three times. This time BJP is assuming the elections to be in its favor. In such a situation, the generation wants to give a message of change by giving opportunity to new and young faces. At the same time, some other responsibility can be given to senior MPs. BJP had fielded seven MPs in the assembly elections. Out of these, MPs had lost the assembly elections on two seats. At the same time, five seats had become vacant after MPs contested the assembly elections from Morena, Damoh, Hoshangabad, Sidhi and Jabalpur seats. The party can give a chance to new candidates on these seven seats. Apart from this, the party will cancel the tickets of the existing MPs on more than half the seats.
Discussion of their names
Bhopal- Former CM Shivraj Singh Chauhan, VD Sharma, Rameshwar Sharma, Alok Sharma.
Indore- Shankar Lalwani, Ramesh Mendola, Gaurav Ranadive, Pushyamitra Bhargava, Jeetu Jirati.
Jabalpur- Vinod Gotia, Ashish Dubey, Prashant Singh.
Gwalior-Jyotiraditya Scindia, Narottam Mishra, Jaibhan Pawaiya.
Guna- Jyotiraditya Scindia, KP Yadav.
Morena- Narottam Mishra, Bharat Singh Kushwaha, Ranveer Singh Rawat.
Bhind- Lal Singh Arya, Ranveer Jatav, Imarti Devi.
Damoh- Prahlad Patel, Gopal Bhargava, Pritam Lodhi, Rishi Lodhi.
Satna- Dr. Nadita Pathak, Sapna Verma, Narendra Tripathi, Ganesh Singh.
Direct – Sharadendu Tiwari, Kantdev Singh, KK Tiwari.
Chhindwara- Natthan Shah Kavareti, Uttar Thakur, Bunty Sahu.
Hoshangabad- Darshan Singh, Bharat Singh.
Vidisha- Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Rampal Singh, Shyam Sundar.
In the crucible of Madhya Pradesh’s political landscape, the BJP’s Central Election Committee meeting emerges as a pivotal juncture, where destinies are forged and legacies shaped. As the curtain rises on this epochal event, all eyes remain firmly fixed on the outcome, cognizant of the profound impact it will wield on the state’s trajectory in the days and months to come.
