To complete its list of fourteen candidates for the lok sabha elections, the Central election Committee (CEC) of the congress party met in New delhi on wednesday night. Four candidates from telangana were included in the group's eighth list.
Congress MLC T jeevan Reddy, Suguna Kumari Chelimala from adilabad (ST), Neelam Madhu from Medak, and Chamala kiran kumar reddy from Bhongir are the candidates that would run, according to an official announcement. Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and madhya pradesh have all filed additional candidates.
Congress MLC T jeevan Reddy, Suguna Kumari Chelimala from adilabad (ST), Neelam Madhu from Medak, and Chamala kiran kumar reddy from Bhongir are the candidates that would run, according to an official announcement. Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, and madhya pradesh have all filed additional candidates.
Praveen reddy is expected to represent Karimnagar, according to sources, even though the constituency wasn't on the wednesday night's list of candidates.
The candidates for the seats in khammam, Bhuvanagiri, Hyderabad, Karimnagar, and warangal (SC) have not yet been announced by the party. According to reports, the CEC will reconvene on march 31 to choose the nominees for the remaining seats.
The meeting to decide the names was held on wednesday, with the attendance of telangana chief minister A revanth reddy, deputy chief minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, and minister of Irrigation N Uttam Kumar Reddy.
Notably, the leaders of the state parties have been expressing astonishment at the length of time that the announcement has taken, pointing out that most seats have been decided upon, with the exception of two: khammam and Bhuvanagiri.
The candidates for the seats in khammam, Bhuvanagiri, Hyderabad, Karimnagar, and warangal (SC) have not yet been announced by the party. According to reports, the CEC will reconvene on march 31 to choose the nominees for the remaining seats.
The meeting to decide the names was held on wednesday, with the attendance of telangana chief minister A revanth reddy, deputy chief minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, and minister of Irrigation N Uttam Kumar Reddy.
Notably, the leaders of the state parties have been expressing astonishment at the length of time that the announcement has taken, pointing out that most seats have been decided upon, with the exception of two: khammam and Bhuvanagiri.
