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BJP State President Steps Aside, CM to Contest from Ladwa in Haryana Elections

BJP State President Steps Aside, CM to Contest from Ladwa in Haryana Elections

Mohan Lal Badoli announces he won't run for assembly, focuses on party management; CM Nayab Saini to contest from Ladwa; BJP delays candidate list release as discussions continue

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The Haryana Story brings you the latest update on the upcoming Haryana Assembly Elections 2024. In a significant development, BJP State President Mohan Lal Badoli has made a crucial announcement regarding the party's strategy for the polls.

Speaking to reporters, Badoli revealed that he would not be contesting the assembly elections himself. Instead, he will focus on overseeing the party's campaign across all 90 constituencies in Haryana. This decision underscores the BJP's commitment to effective party management during this crucial election season.

In another key announcement, Badoli confirmed that CM Nayab Singh Saini would be contesting from the Ladwa constituency. This choice of constituency for the CM candidate is likely to have strategic importance for the BJP in the upcoming Haryana Elections.

Regarding the much-anticipated BJP candidates list for Haryana, Badoli stated that it would not be released today as previously expected. He explained, "It might take another one to two days. We will soon have a meeting to discuss the remaining seats." This delay suggests that the party is carefully considering its choices for each constituency. 

Badoli further elaborated on the selection process, saying, "The Central Election Committee has discussed all 90 seats. Some seats require further deliberation, which might take two more days. After that, we'll have another meeting." He emphasized that no names have been finalized yet, indicating that the party is keeping its options open until the last moment. 

The election schedule for Haryana has been set, with voting to take place on October 1. The nomination process will begin on September 5, with the last date for filing nominations being September 12. Scrutiny of nomination papers will occur on September 13, and candidates can withdraw their names until September 16. 

This timeline gives the BJP a narrow window to finalize and announce its candidates, making the current discussions crucial for the party's electoral strategy.

The Haryana Story will continue to monitor these developments closely as the state moves closer to the Haryana Vidhan Sabha polls. The BJP's careful approach to candidate selection and Badoli's decision to focus on party management rather than contesting himself could have significant implications for the election outcome. 

As the political landscape in Haryana heats up, all eyes will be on the BJP's final candidate list and how it positions itself against other parties in the fray. The decision to field CM Nayab Saini from Ladwa is already generating buzz, and political analysts will be keen to see how this move plays out in the broader context of the Haryana Elections 2024.

Stay tuned to The Haryana Story for more updates on the BJP's strategy, candidate announcements, and all other news related to the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections. As the state's premier source for political news, we'll bring you the most comprehensive coverage of this crucial democratic process.

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