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BJP announces final list of 14 candidates for Telangana assembly polls

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Hyderabad: The Central Election Committee of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday unveiled its conclusive list of 14 candidates for the imminent Assembly elections scheduled to take place in Telangana on November 30.

Initially set to reveal a list of 11 candidates, the BJP high command made crucial adjustments in three constituencies, resulting in the issuance of an amended list of 14 candidates.

The BJP leadership has solidified the roster, introducing alterations in the candidates for Vanaparthi, Chandrayanagutta, and Bellampally. Anugna Reddy has been nominated to replace Aswaddhamareddy in Wanaparthy, and Koyala Emaji has been chosen to succeed Sridevi in Bellampally. Notably, Sridevi filed her nomination as a BJP candidate in Bellampally yesterday. Moreover, due to Satyanarayana Mudiraj’s health concerns, Mahender has been selected to replace him in the Chandrayangutta constituency.

Currently, the BJP is set to contest 111 out of the 119 available seats, with the remaining eight seats allocated to the Janasena Party as part of their alliance.

The list of 14 candidates is as follows:

Bellampally – Koyala Emoji

Peddapalli – Dugyala Pradeep Rao

Sangareddy – Rajeswara Rao

Narsampet – Pullarao

Devarakadra – Konda Prashant Reddy

Nampally – Rahul Chandra

Cantonment – Ganesh Narayan

Serilingampally – Ravikumar Yadav

Malkajgiri – Ramachandra Rao

Medchal – Enugu Sudarshan Reddy

Wanaparthy – Anugna Reddy

Chandrayanagutta – K Mahender

Madhira – Vijayaraju

Allampur – Rajagopal

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