Delhi: BJP has released two lists of its 58 candidates for the assembly elections, out of the remaining 12 seats, BJP will give two to three seats to its allies JDU and LJP.

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BJP’s second list of 29 candidates for Delhi Assembly elections has been released. With this, Delhi BJP has declared a list of 58 candidates including 29 candidates from the first list for the assembly of 70 candidates. Out of the remaining 12 candidates, BJP will give 2 to 3 seats in alliance with its allies JDU and LJP.

In this way, BJP will give place to 9-10 candidates in its third list. In the second list, BJP has cut the name of its sitting candidate Mohan Singh Bisht from the most important Karawal Nagar seat and has given ticket to former AAP MLA and current BJP firebrand leader Kapil Mishra in his place. After the ticket was cut, the party wants to make Bisht, who belongs to Uttarakhand, its candidate from Mustafabad.

Priyanka Gautam made candidate from Kondli

Along with this, Priyanka Gautam, who joined BJP from Aam Aadmi Party a few months ago, has been fielded by the party from Kondli. Kondli is a reserved seat for Scheduled Castes. Apart from this, BJP has once again made its sitting MLA Abhay Verma its candidate from Laxmi Nagar in East Delhi. Verma is known as a big Purvanchal face in Delhi politics.

Apart from this, in important announcements, BJP has given ticket to Neeraj Basoya, who joined the party from Congress, from Kasturba Nagar. Apart from Basoya, BJP has given ticket to Harish Khurana, son of late leader Madan Lal Khurana, from Moti Nagar seat. Moti Nagar used to be the traditional seat of Madanlal Khurana.

Ticket to about 5 candidates from Purvanchal
BJP has given tickets to 5 women in its second list of 29 candidates, while about 5 candidates from Purvanchal have been made its candidates. BJP can give two seats out of the remaining 9-10 seats of Delhi to alliance parties. Out of this, BJP can give the seats of Sangamnagar and Burari to JDU and LJP.

The name of BJP’s firebrand leader Nupur Sharma has come up very fast from Babarpur. However, Nupur’s name was not included in the meeting of the Central Election Committee. Apart from this, BJP is reconsidering seats like Gokulpuri, Deoli in Delhi. Apart from this, there are different opinions between the central and state teams regarding Wazirpur, Delhi Cantt and Shahdara seats.