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45 file nomination for first phase election in Assam

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GUWAHATI: Total 45 persons from different political parties as well as  Independents have filed nomination papers for the first phase of Lok Sabha election in Assam.

The first phase election will be held on April 11 in Tezpur, Kaliabor, Jorhat,Dibrugarh, Lakhimpur parliamentary constituencies in Assam which has total 14 seats.

The details of the cadidates filing nominations for the first phase are as follow:

9 – Tezpur

  1. Mahendra Orang – Voters’ Party International (VPI),
  2. Mahendra Bhuyan – Nationalist Congress Party (NCP),
  3. MGVK Bhanu – Indian National Congress (INC),
  4. Iqbal Ansari – Independent
  5. Ranvijay Kumar Rai – Bahujan Mukti Party (BMP),
  6. Bijoy Kumar Tiru – Adivasi National Party of Assam (ANPA),
  7. Ram Bahadur Sonar – National People’s Party (NPP),
  8. Pallab Lochan Das – Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
  9. Krishna Hari Paul – All India Hindustan Congress Party
  10. Ziabur Rahman Khan – Independent candidate

 

11 – Kaliabor

  1. Monimadhab Mahanta – AGP
  2. Abdul Aziz – NPP
  3. Diganta Kumar Saikia – Hindustan Nirman Dal
  4. Harikul Islam Bhuyan – Asom Jana Marcha
  5. Jiten Gogoi – Independent.
  6. Bhaskar Sarma – Independent Gaurav Gogoi – INC

 

12 – Jorhat

 

  1. Nandita Nag – Independent
  2. Arbin Kumar Baruah – Independent
  3. Ribulaya Gogoi – All India Trinamool Congress (AITC)
  4. Kamala Rajkonwar – NPP
  5. Rajkumar Duwarah – All India Forward Block
  6. Tapan Gogoi – BJP
  7. Sushanta Borgohain – INC Kanak Gogoi – CPI

 

13 – Dibrugarh

 

  1. Paban Singh Ghatowar – INC
  2. Bhaben Baruah – National People’s Party (NPP)
  3. Nurul Huda Imdadul Islam Saikia – Independent
  4. Titus Bhengra – Independent
  5. Rubul Buragohain – Independent
  6. Israil Nanda – Independent
  7. Apurva Saikia – Independent
  8. Rameswar Teli – BJP

 

14-Lakhimpur

 

  1. Anil Borgohain – INC
  2. Hem Kanta Miri – SUCI
  3. Pradan Boruah – BJP
  4. Arup Pratim Borboruah – NCP
  5. Prabhu Lal Vaishnava – Independent
  6. Arup Kalita – CPI
  7. Ubaidur Rahman – Asom Jana Morcha
  8. Amiya Kumar Handique – CPI (M)
  9. Ambaz Uddin – Independent
  10. Bhupan Narah – Voter’s Party International (VPI)
  11. Purnakanta Deuri – Independent
  12. Dilip Moran – Asom Dristi Party
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