BHOPAL: Two former MLAs of tribal Balaghat district are a number of the record of disqualified applicants revealed not too long ago by way of the Election Commission on October 6, the day when assembly polls had been announced in the state.
While Ramkishore Kawre is a former BJP MLA from Paraswada constituency of Balaghat district, the opposite is Darbu Singh Uike, former MLA of Gondvana Gantantra Party (GGP) from the same constituency.
Interestingly it's the same record that sparked controversy after minister Narottam Mishra's name initially figured a number of the disqualified applicants, however was later removed in the updated record. Mishra’s disqualification has already been cancelled by way of Delhi High Court.
Among the two former MLAs, Ramkishore Kaware had won the assembly polls on BJP price ticket in 2008 however in 2013 he lost by way of a narrow margin of handiest 2800 votes in opposition to Madhu Bhagat of Congress.
“It was a minor mistake. Actually the final file that was to be submitted to EC after polls was intended to have an affidavit that must be signed by way of me, however my representative signed it. I approached the EC and apprised the fee about the issue. I have been confident that the name would be removed from the disqualification record in the next couple of days,” Kawre instructed TOI.
Meanwhile, Darbu Singh Uike who had won the assembly polls from Paraswada constituency in 2003 on the price ticket of GGP, also attributed the same explanation why for his name being provide in the disqualified record. “In an affidavit my representative signed instead of me. This time I have decided that I will be able to now not be contesting the assembly polls and feature now not approached EC regarding the factor up to now. I will be able to means the fee quickly,” Uike instructed TOI.
While Ramkishore Kawre is a former BJP MLA from Paraswada constituency of Balaghat district, the opposite is Darbu Singh Uike, former MLA of Gondvana Gantantra Party (GGP) from the same constituency.
Interestingly it's the same record that sparked controversy after minister Narottam Mishra's name initially figured a number of the disqualified applicants, however was later removed in the updated record. Mishra’s disqualification has already been cancelled by way of Delhi High Court.
Among the two former MLAs, Ramkishore Kaware had won the assembly polls on BJP price ticket in 2008 however in 2013 he lost by way of a narrow margin of handiest 2800 votes in opposition to Madhu Bhagat of Congress.
“It was a minor mistake. Actually the final file that was to be submitted to EC after polls was intended to have an affidavit that must be signed by way of me, however my representative signed it. I approached the EC and apprised the fee about the issue. I have been confident that the name would be removed from the disqualification record in the next couple of days,” Kawre instructed TOI.
Meanwhile, Darbu Singh Uike who had won the assembly polls from Paraswada constituency in 2003 on the price ticket of GGP, also attributed the same explanation why for his name being provide in the disqualified record. “In an affidavit my representative signed instead of me. This time I have decided that I will be able to now not be contesting the assembly polls and feature now not approached EC regarding the factor up to now. I will be able to means the fee quickly,” Uike instructed TOI.
Two former MLAs from Balaghat in list of disqualified candidates
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