45 nominations filed for Phase-I of Lok Sabha elections in Assam

Guwahati, March 25, 2019:

A total of 45 expectant candidates have filed their nominations for the Phase-I of the ensuing Lok Sabha elections in Assam. It may be mentioned that 14 candidates have been announced for the Phase-II of the elections.

The candidates are:

9 – Tezpur

1. Mahendra Orang – Voters’ Party International (VPI),

2. Mahendra Bhuyan – Nationalist Congress Party (NCP),

3. MGVK Bhanu – Indian National Congress (INC),

4. Iqbal Ansari – Independent

5. Ranvijay Kumar Rai – Bahujan Mukti Party (BMP),

6. Bijoy Kumar Tiru – Adivasi National Party of Assam (ANPA),

7. Ram Bahadur Sonar – National People’s Party (NPP),

8. Pallab Lochan Das – Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

9. Krishna Hari Paul – All India Hindustan Congress Party

10. Ziabur Rahman Khan – Independent candidate (filed nomination on March 22, 2019)

11 – Kaliabor

1. Monimadhab Mahanta – AGP

2. Abdul Aziz – NPP

3. Diganta Kumar Saikia – Hindustan Nirman Dal

4. Harikul Islam Bhuyan – Asom Jana Marcha

5. Jiten Gogoi – Independent.

6. Bhaskar Sarma – Independent (filed nomination on March 22, 2019)

7. Gaurav Gogoi – INC (filed nomination on March 22, 2019)

12 – Jorhat

1. Nandita Nag – Independent

2. Arbin Kumar Baruah – Independent

3. Ribulaya Gogoi – All India Trinamool Congress (AITC)

4. Kamala Rajkonwar – NPP

5. Rajkumar Duwarah – All India Forward Block

6. Tapan Gogoi – BJP

7. Sushanta Borgohain – INC (filed nomination on March 22, 2019)

8. Kanak Gogoi – CPI (filed nomination on March 22, 2019)

13 – Dibrugarh

1. Paban Singh Ghatowar – INC

2. Bhaben Baruah – National People’s Party (NPP)

3. Md. Nurul Huda Imdadul Islam Saikia – Independent

4. Dr. Titus Bhengra – Independent

5. Rubul Buragohain – Independent

6. Israil Nanda – Independent

7. Apurva Saikia – Independent

8. Rameswar Teli – BJP (filed nomination on March 22, 2019)

14 - Lakhimpur

1. Anil Borgohain – INC (filed nomination on March 20, 2019)

2. Hem Kanta Miri – SUCI(filed nomination on March 22, 2019)

3. Pradan Boruah – BJP

4. Arup Pratim Borboruah – NCP

5. Prabhu Lal Vaishnava – Independent

6. Arup Kalita – CPI

7. Ubaidur Rahman – Asom Jana Morcha

8. Amiya Kumar Handique – CPI (M)

9. Md. Ambaz Uddin – Independent

10. Bhupan Narah – Voter’s Party International (VPI)

11. Purnakanta Deuri – Independent

12. Dilip Moran – Asom Dristi Party