The BJP's original candidate list, which included 44 names from across Jammu and Kashmir, was abruptly retracted. This unexpected move set the stage for a fresh announcement, revealing a significantly pared-down lineup. The revised list includes candidates for the first phase of polling, scheduled for September 18, leaving nine seats in south Kashmir still to be finalized.
The BJP's original candidate list, which included 44 names from across Jammu and Kashmir, was abruptly retracted. This unexpected move set the stage for a fresh announcement, revealing a significantly pared-down lineup. The revised list includes candidates for the first phase of polling, scheduled for September 18, leaving nine seats in south Kashmir still to be finalized.
The BJP has now officially announced its candidates for the assembly elections, focusing on 15 constituencies for the first phase. Notable names on the list include:
The party has also named candidates for Anantnag East, Pampore, Rajpora, Shopian, Anantnag, and Anantnag West. However, seats in Pulwama, Tral, Kulgam, D H Pora, Devsar, Kokernag, Dooru, Pahalgam, and Zainpora remain unfilled in this phase.
The BJP's tactical adjustments include significant shifts in constituency choices:
The last date for filing nomination papers for this phase is Tuesday, adding urgency to the BJP's revised candidate strategy.
The sudden withdrawal and reissue of the candidate list have sparked considerable discussion and speculation. Analysts and political observers are keenly watching how these changes might affect the BJP’s performance in the upcoming elections. The party’s commitment to contest all seats in Jammu and Kashmir remains intact, but the new list’s strategic choices highlight its evolving electoral strategy.
For the complete list of BJP candidates announced for the first phase of the Jammu and Kashmir assembly elections, please refer to the official party announcements and updates.
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