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BJP announces candidates for 46 Lok Sabha seats

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Posted: Mar 13, 2009 at 1453 hrs IST

New Delhi BJP announced candidates for 46 more Lok Sabha seats from the states of Kerala, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Punjab and Sikkim.

After the break-up of its alliance with BJD in Orissa, BJP announced names of seven Lok Sabha candidates from the state.

In the state, the party will field M A Kharavel Swain (Balasore), Sangita Singhdeo (Bolangir), Anant Nayak (Keonjhar -ST), Jual Oram (Sundergarh-ST), Draupadi Murmu (Mayurbhanj- ST), Bikram Keshari Deo (Kalahandi) and Parshuram Majhi (Nabrangpur -ST).

The party also announced names of 24 candidates from West Bengal. They include sitting MP Tapan Sikdar (Dum Dum), Bidyut Kumar Haldar (Behrampur), Jayanta Mondal(Bishnupur-SC), Abhijit Das (Diamond Harbour) and Jyotsna Bannerjee (Kolkata-South) among others.

BJP is fielding Arjun Saha from Bolpur (SC), which was a Left strong-hold till now and was represented by outgoing Lok Sabha Speaker Somnath Chatterjee. The seat has been made reserved post the delimitation.

The saffron party also announced candidates for eight Lok Sabha constituencies of Andhra Pradesh. Among them are Dandaru Dattatraya (Secundrabad), D V Subbarao(Vishakapatnam), N Venkataswamy (Tirupati-SC). It also announced 43 names for the assembly election scheduled along with the Lok Sabha polls.

Five candidates from Kerala were also announced on Friday by the party.

Som Prakash was declared the BJP candidate from Hoshiarpur (SC), Punjab, while Padam Bahadur Chettri will be the candidate from Sikkim constituency.

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Political Fronts by HP Jhala. on 13 Mar 2009

No fronts have been as successful as single party rule.Therefore let there be single party rule at the centre.All the three fronts look like a beutiful tree with butiful branches and flowers,but has no roots into the mass.

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