BJP central election committee meeting ends, candidates list will be released on sunday

The meeting of the BJP Central Election Committee has ended regarding the brainstorming on the assembly election candidates. Important information related to Kerala elections was given by BJP in this meeting. Kerala BJP state president Surendran said that the party will contest 115 seats in the state, while the allies will be given 25 seats. The list of candidates will be released on Sunday. He said that we have put forward the name of E Sreedharan as the Chief Minister.

Explain that apart from JP Nadda and Amit Shah, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also attended this meeting.

It is worth noting that in West Bengal, voting is going to start from March 27 and it will be in eight phases. The last phase of voting will be held on April 29. At the same time, polling will be held from March 27 in the 126-seat Assam assembly elections, which will conclude in three phases by April 6. Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry will be held in a single phase on 6 April. While votes for all four states and one union territory will be counted on 2 May.

The meeting of the BJP Central Election Committee has ended regarding the brainstorming over the assembly election candidates. Important information related to Kerala elections was given by BJP in this meeting. Kerala BJP state president Surendran said that the party will contest 115 seats in the state, while the allies will be given 25 seats. The list of candidates will be released on Sunday. He said that we have put forward the name of E Sreedharan as the Chief Minister.

New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, and BJP Chief JP Nadda arrive at BJP headquarters for the party’s Central Election Committee meeting. pic.twitter.com/O7pQMWq57P

– ANI (@ANI) March 13, 2021

Explain that apart from JP Nadda and Amit Shah, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also attended this meeting.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi leaves from BJP headquarters in Delhi after meeting of Central Election Committee pic.twitter.com/5Wzd8ibywm

– ANI (@ANI) March 13, 2021

It is worth noting that in West Bengal, voting is going to start from March 27 and it will be in eight phases. The last phase of voting will be held on April 29. At the same time, polling will be held from March 27 in the 126-seat Assam assembly elections, which will conclude in three phases by April 6. Assembly elections in Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Puducherry will be held in a single phase on 6 April. While votes for all four states and one union territory will be counted on 2 May.