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The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), Ajit Pawar faction, announced the first list of 38 candidates for the upcoming assembly election.
The list includes six new faces and 32 incumbent MLAs. The new candidates have been introduced in Arjuni Morgaon, Igatpuri, Amravati City, Navapur, Pathri, and Mumbra-Kalwa constituencies. Among the 32 sitting MLAs, nine ministers have been included. The list also includes the Assembly Deputy Speaker and four women candidates. Deputy chief minister and NCP president Ajit Pawar will be contesting from the Baramati assembly constituency. The first list of 38 candidates announced by the NCP is as under: Baramati - Ajit Pawar Yeola - Chhagan Bhujbal Ambegaon - Dilip Walse Patil Kagal - Hasan Mushrif Parli - Dhananjay Munde Dindori - Narhari Zirwal Aheri - Dharmaraobaba Atram Shrivardhan - Aditi Tatkare Amalner - Anil Bhaidas Patil Udgir - Sanjay Bansode Arjuni Morgaon - Rajkumar Badole Majalgaon - Prakash Solanke Wai - Makarand Patil Sinnar - Manikrao Kokate Khed-Alandi - Dilip Mohite Ahmednagar City - Sangram Jagtap Indapur - Dattatraya Bharane Ahmedpur - Babasaheb Patil Shahapur - Daulat Daroda Pimpri - Anna Bansode Kalwan - Nitin Pawar Kopargaon - Ashutosh Kale Akole - Dr. Kiran Lahamte Wasmat - Chandrakant aka Raju Navghare Chiplun - Shekhar Nikam Maval - Sunil Shelke Junnar - Atul Benke Mohol - Yashwant Mane Hadapsar - Chetan Tupe Deolali - Saroj Ahire Chandgad - Rajesh Patil Igatpuri - Hiramant Khoskar Tumsar - Raju Karemor Pusad - Indranil Naik Amravati City - Sulabha Khodke Navapur - Bharat Gavit Pathri - Nirmala Uttamrao Witekar Mumbra-Kalwa - Najeeb Mulla During the occasion, National President and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, National Working President MP Praful Patel, State General Secretary MLA Shivajirao Garje, State Vice President Sanjay Khodke, State Vice President Pramod Hindurao, State Spokesperson Sanjay Tatkare, and Youth State President Suraj Chavan remained present. The Maharashtra assembly elections are scheduled for November 20, with counting for all 288 constituencies set for November 23. (ANI)
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