Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2019: MNS releases its first list of 27 candidates

  • Mumbai Live Team
  • Politics

After Raj Thackeray declared that his the party will contest 2019 Maharashtra assembly elections, Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) released its first list of 27 candidates for the assembly elections in the state which are scheduled on October 21. 

Of the 288 assembly constituencies in Maharashtra, MNS intends to field its candidates on 125 or more seats. As per political analysts, MNS' entry in the polls can affect Shiv Sena's vote bank paving some trouble for Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Shiv Sena alliance.

All other parties including ruling and opposition have released their list of candidates for the assembly elections in Maharashtra. The so-called "alternate opposition" – Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi (VBA) and All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) – have also declared their candidates. 

Now, the MNS has also announced its list. However, there has been no official announcement regarding their alliance with any party. MNS may contest the assembly polls in Maharashtra alone.

MNS candidates from Mumbai, Thane

  • Pramod Patil (Kalyan Rural)
  • Prakash Bhoir (Kalyan West)
  • Sandeep Deshpande (Mahim)
  • Avinash Jadhav (Thane)
  • Nayan Kadam (Magathane)
  • Karnabala Dunbale (Chembur)
  • Sanjay Turde (Kalina)
  • Suhas Nihan (Shivaji Nagar)
  • Gajanan Kale (Belapur)
  • Rajesh Yerunkar (Dahisar)
  • Arun Surve (Dishdoshi)
  • Hemant Kamble (Kandivali East)
  • Virendra Jadhav (Goregaon)
  • Sandesh Desai (Versova)
  • Ganesh Chukkal (Ghatkopar West)
  • Anil Chitra (Bandra East)

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