AAP Releases First List Of 4 candidates For Upcoming Mizoram Polls

Then again, Congress has previously reported its possibility for every one of the 40 seats in Mizoram Get together races.

New Delhi: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Thursday reported its most memorable rundown of four contender for the approaching Gathering decisions in Mizoram.

As per the rundown, the party has handled the state president, Andrew Lalremkima from Aizawl North III voting public.

Vanlalmawia Vanchhawng will challenge from Aizawl West 1, Joseph Biakthianghlima has been allowed an opportunity on Aizawl West III and Lalngaihawma Pachuau on Aizawl South 1.

Recently, the BJP delivered its second rundown of nine contender for the impending Gathering races in Mizoram.

As indicated by the rundown, F Vanhmingthanga will challenge from the Tuirial body electorate, while R Lalthangliana has been handled from the Kolasib voting demographic. Judy Zohmingliani will battle the political decision from the Tuivawl region.

Then again, Congress has previously reported its possibility for every one of the 40 seats in Mizoram Get together races.

In the main rundown of 39 up-and-comers that was declared by the party on Monday, Congress handled Lalsanglura Ralte from the Aizwal East-I supporters, presently held by Mizo Public Front (MNF) president and Boss Pastor Zoramthanga.

In a 40-part Mizoram gathering, Mizo Public Front sacked 26 seats with a vote portion of 37.8 percent to arise successful in the 2018 surveys. Congress got five seats and BJP won one seat.

Surveys will be held in Mizoram on November 7, Chhattisgarh on November 7 and November 17, Madhya Pradesh on November 17, Rajasthan on November 25 and Telangana on November 30. The counting of votes will happen on December 3 in every one of the states. of the five states, surveying in Chhattisgarh will be held in two stages.

The Model Set of principles has come into force with the declaration of survey dates. The decisions to five states are significant as they are being held a long time before the Lok Sabha races in April-May one year from now.