Odisha Assembly Election 2024: Congress Releases List Of 75 Candidates, Fields Rama Chandra From Cuttack, Check Full List Here

Odisha Assembly Election 2024: Rama Chandra Gochhayat will contest from Cuttack, Mitrabhanu Mohapatra from Brahmagiri and Deepak Patnaik from Berrhampur.

Odisha Assembly Election 2024: With just a few days eft for the Odisha Assembly Election 2024, the Congress has announced a list of 75 candidates and  has fielded Sem Hambram from Deogarh, Susmita Singh Deo from Dhenkanal, and Narottam Nayak from Chhendipada.

Rama Chandra Gochhayat will contest from Cuttack, Mitrabhanu Mohapatra from Brahmagiri and Deepak Patnaik from Berrhampur.

Full List of 75 Candidates

Sl.No.	Odisha assembly seat	Selected Candidates
1	Attabira-SC	Abhishek Seth
2	Talsara-ST	Devendra Bhitaria
3	Kuchinda -ST	Kedarnath Bariha
4	Rengali-SC	Dillip Kumar Duria
5	Sambalpur	Durga Prasad Padhi
6	Rairakhol	Assaf Ali Khan
7	Deogarh	Sem Hembram
8	Telkoi-ST	Nirmal Chandra Nayak
9	Ghasipura	Subrata Chakra
10	Anandapur-SC	Jayadev Jena
11	Patna-ST	Hrushikesh Naik
12	Keonjhar-ST	Smt. Pratibha Manjari Nayak
13	Champua	Yashwant Laghuri
14	Jashipur-ST	Smt. Shweta Chattar
15	Saraskana-ST	Ram Kumar Soren
16	Rairangpur-ST	Jogendra Banra
17	Bangriposi-ST	Murali Dhar Naik
18	Karanjia-ST	Laxmidhar Singh
19	Udala-ST	Durga Charan Tudu
20	Baripada-ST	Badal Hembram
21	Morada	Parvash Kar Mahapatra
22	Bhograi	Satya Shiba Das
23	Basta	Bijan Nayak
24	Remuna-SC	Sudarshan Jena
25	Soro-SC	Subrat Dhada
26	Simulia	Himanshu Sekhar Behera
27	Bhandaripokhari	Niranjan Patnaik
28	Bhadrak	Asit Patnaik
29	Basudevpur	Ashok Kumar Das
30	Dhamnagar-SC	Ranjan Kumar Behera
31	Chandabali	Amiya Kumar Mohapatra
32	Binjharpur-SC	Smt. Kanaklata Mallick
33	Bari	Smt. Arati Deo
34	Dharmasala	Kisan Panda
35	Jajpur	Sudip Kumar kar
36	Korei	Smt. Bandita Parida
37	Dhenkanal	Smt. Susmita Singh Deo
38	Hindol-SC	Gobardhan Sekhar Naik
39	Kamakhyanagar	Biprabar Sahu
40	Parjanga	Ranjit Kumar Sahu
41	Talcher	Prafula Chandra Das
42	Angul	Ambika Prasad Bhatta
43	Chhendipada-SC	Narottam Nayak
44	Athamallik	Bijayananda Chaulia
45	Birmaharajpur-SC	Pradeep Sethi
46	Sonepur	Priyabrata Sahu
47	Titlagarh-ST	Birendra Bag
48	Khariar	Kamal Charan Tandi
49	Baliguda-ST	Upendra Pradhan
50	Baramba	Sanjaya Kumar Sahoo
51	Banki	Debasis Patnaik
52	Athagarh	Maheboob Ahemad Khan
53	Choudwar-Cuttack	Smt. Meera Mallick
54	Niali-SC	Jyoti Ranjan Mallick
55	Cuttack Sadar-SC	Rama Chandra Gochhayat
56	Salipur	Aquib Uzzaman Khan
57	Patkura	Ratikanta Kanungo
58	Aul	Dr. Smt. Debasmita Sharma
59	Paradeep	Niranjan Nayak
60	Tirtol-SC	Himanshu Bhusan Mallick
61	Balikuda- Erasama	Er. Nalini Swain
62	Puri	Sujit Mahapatra
63	Brahmagiri	Mitrabhanu Mohapatra
64	Jayadev-SC	Jayant Kumar Bhoi
65	Ekamra– Bhubaneswar	Prasanta Kumar Champati
66	Jatani	Santosh Jena
67	Begunia	Pruthvi Ballav Patnaik
68	Ranpur	Bibhu Prasad Mishra
69	Nayagarh	Ranjit Dash
70	Kabisuryanagar	Bipin Bihari Swain
71	Khalikote-SC	Chitra Sen Behara
72	Aska	Surabhi Bisoyi
73	Hinjili	Ranjikant Padhi
74	Berrhampur	Deepak Patnaik
75	Digapahandi	Shreedhar Dev

On Sunday, the Congress had released another list of 16 candidates for the Lok Sabha elections.

The party has fielded youth leader Vikramaditya Singh in Himachal Pradesh’s Mandi Lok Sabha seat against BJP candidate Kangana Ranaut.

Vinod Sultanpuri will contest from the Shimla seat. Congress MP Manish Tewari will contest from Chandigarh seat.

In Odisha, Congress has announced the candidature of Mohan Hembram from the Keonjhar seat, Srikant Kumar Jena from Balasore, Anant Prasad Sethi from Bhadrak, Anchal Das from Jajpur, Sashmita Behera from Dhenkanal, Sidharth Swarup Das from Kendrapara, Rabindra Kumar Sethy from Jagatsinghpur, Sucharita Mohanty from Puri and Yasir Nawaz from Bhubaneswar.

The Congress party released its manifesto for the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections in Delhi on April 5.

Congress has made a slew of promises in its manifesto, including a legal guarantee for MSP, 50 per cent reservation for women in government jobs, repealing Agnipath scheme, doubling GDP in next ten years, strengthening anti-defection law, restoring status quo ante with China, mobile phones for students from class IX to XII and amending the GST regime.

Odisha has 21 Lok Sabha constituencies, out of which 13 are unreserved and the rest are reserved for SC and ST categories.

Lok Sabha elections in Odisha will take place in four phases on May 13, May 20, May 25 and June 1. The counting of votes will be scheduled for June 4.

(With inputs from ANI)