BJP-Congress stalwarts will file nomination on this day
BJP-Congress stalwarts will file nomination on this day…The nomination process is going on for the second phase of lok sabha elections to be held on april 26 on the seats of Mewar in Rajasthan. Congress's Tarachand meena and BJP's Mannalal Rawat have filed their nominations for the udaipur seat of Mewar. Apart from these, it has now been decided when other senior leaders of both parties will file their nominations. In this, bjp state President CP Joshi, former minister Udaylal Anjana, and former minister Mahendrajit Singh Malviya will file their nominations on different days. It has also been proposed which leaders will come to their nomination meeting. Among them, cm Bhajan Lal Sharma and former cm Ashok Gehlot are proposed to come.CP JoshiBharatiya Janata party state president and bjp candidate from Chittorgarh lok sabha seat CP Joshi will file his nomination on tuesday (April 2). Chittorgarh bjp has started preparing for this. bjp will show its strength in this meeting of two consecutive mp CP Joshi.Udaylal AnjanaUdaylal Anjana, who was a minister in the congress government, is the congress candidate from Chittorgarh lok sabha seat. Anjana was an mla candidate in the assembly elections and lost. Anjana will file her nomination on thursday (April 4). There will be a meeting on the day of nomination, in which former cm Ashok Gehlot and rajasthan party in-charge Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa are proposed to attend. There is also talk of congress National President mallikarjun Kharge coming along with him from the party.Mahendrajit Singh MalviyaBJP candidate Mahendrajit Singh Malviya from Banswara lok sabha seat, who was a minister in the congress government and then joined bjp, will file his nomination on thursday (April 4). Before this, it was decided to fill nominations on april 2. cm Bhajan Lal Sharma will come to his nomination meeting. No congress candidate has yet stood from here. Rajkumar Rot, the prominent data-face of the Bharat Adivasi party, is in the electoral fray from here.