Odisha Assembly Election 2024: BJP Releases List Of 142 Candidates | Check Full List Here
Odisha Assembly Election 2024: With just a few days left for the Assembly Elections to start in Odisha, the BJP on Tuesday released its list of 112 candidates for the upcoming polls. As per the list, the BJP has fielded Jayanta Kumar Sarangi from Puri, Prakash Chandra Sethi from Cuttack Sadar, and Jagannath Pradhan from Bhubaneswar Central. The list says Odisha BJP chief Manmohan Samal will fight from Chandabali, and Manoj Kumar Mehar will fight from Junagarh.
Odisha Assembly Election 2024: BJP Released 112 Candidates List
As per the announcement from the EC, the Assembly elections in Odisha will be held in four phases on May 13, 20, 25 and June 1. After the elections, the assembly poll results will be declared on June 4.
In the 2019 elections, Biju Janata Dal (BJD) secured a comfortable victory with 112 out of 147 seats, while BJP and Congress managed to secure 23 and nine seats respectively.
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Odisha Assembly Election: Check BJP Candidates List
Padampur: Govardhan Bhoy
Bijepur: Sanat Gartia
Bargarh: Aswini Sarangi
Atabira; Nihar Mahanand
Bhatli: Irasis Acharya
Brajrajnagar: Suresh Pujari
Jharsuguda: Tankadhar Tripathy
Talsara: Bhabani S Bhoi
Sundargarh: Kusum Tete
Biramitrapur: Shankar Oram
Raghunathpali: Durga Tanti
Rajgangpur: Narasingha Minz
Bonai: Sebati Nayak
Kuchinda: Rabinarayan Naik
Rengali: Nauri Nayak
Sambalpur: Jayanarayan Mishra
Rairakhol: Debendra Mohapatra
Deogarh: Subhash Panigrahy
Anandpur; Alok Sethi
Keonjhar: Mohan Majhi
Jashipur: Ganesh Ramsingh Khuntia
Udala: Bhaskar Madhei
Badasahi: Sanatan Bijuli
Baripada: Prakash Soren
Moroda: KC Mohapatra
Jaleswar: Braja Pradhan
Balasore: Manas Dutta
Remuna: Govinda Das
Soro: Rajendra Das
Simulia: Padmalochan Panda
Bhadrak: Sitansu Mohapatra
Dhamnagar: Suryavanshi Suraj
Chandabali: Manmohan Samal
Binjharpur: Babita Mallik
Barchana: Amar Nayak
Dharmasala: Smruti R Pahi
Jajpur: Gautam Ray
Korei: Akash Das Nayak
Sukinda: Pradip Bal Samanta
Dhenkanal: Krishna C Patra
Kamakhyanagar: Satrughna Jena
Parjang: Bibhuti Pradhan
Pallahara: Ashok Mohanty
Talcher; Kalandi Samal
Angul: Pratap Pradhan
Chendipada: Agasti Behera
Athmallik: Sanjeeb Sahoo
Birmaharajpur: RaghuJagdala
Sonepur: Pramod Mahapatra
Loisingha: Mukesh Mahaling
Patnagarh: KV Singhdeo
Balangir: Gopalji Panigrahy
Titlagarh: Navin Jain
Kantabanji: Laxman Bag
Nuapada; Abhinandan Panda
Khariar; Hitesh Bagarti
Umerkote: Nityananda Gond
Nabarangpur: Gauri Majhi
Lanjigarh: Ramesh Majhi
Junagarh : Manoj Meher
Dharmagarh : Sudhir Patjoshi
Bhawanipatna: Pradipta Naik
Narla: Anirudh Pradhan
Baliguda: Kalpana Kanhar
G Udayagiri: Managobinda Pradhan
Phulbani: Uma C Mallik
Kantamal; Kanhei Danga
Boudh: Saroj Pradhan
Badamba : Sambit Tripathy
Banki : Tusharkant Chakrawarti
Athgarh: Abhay Barik
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Berhampur – K. Anil Kumar
Digaphandi – Sidhant Mohapatra
Nayagarh – Pratyusha Rajeswari Singh
Bhubaneswar Central – Jagannath Pradhan
Bhubaneswar North – Priyadarshi Mishra
Ekamra-Bhubaneswar – Babu Singh
Pipili – Ashrit Kumar Pattnayak
Puri – Jayanta Kumar Sarangi
Keonjhar (ST) – Mohan Charan Majhi
Bhadrak – Sitansu Sekhar Mohapatra
Balasore – Manas Kumar Dutta
Brajrajnagar: Suresh Pujari
Sambalpur: Jay Narayan Mishra
Chandabali – Manmohan Samal
Korei: Akash Das Nayak
Cuttack-Sadar: Prakash Ch. Sethi
Choudwar-Cuttack: Nayan Kishore Mohanty
The EC earlier had said that for the first phase, the nominations can be filed till April 25 and candidature can be withdrawn till April 29. Then, in the second phase, the dates include May 3 and May 6, while in phase three, the dates are May 6 and May 9. In the last phase, the candidates can file nominations till May 14, and the last date is May 17.
It should be noted that the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) in 2019 assembly elections secured a comfortable victory with 112 out of 147 seats, while BJP and Congress just secured 23 and nine seats respectively.
Odisha has 147 assembly seats and a party needs at least 74 seats to form the government in the state. This time, the tenure of the Odisha Legislative Assembly will end on 24 June 2024.
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