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Contesting Candidates list - Assembly Election 2018 DISTRICT AC NO AC NAME SL No CANDIDATE NAME PARTY NAME PARTY PARTY SYMBOL GENDER AGE NAME ABBREVIATION Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 1 TULSINARAYAN MEENA Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 55 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 2 DURGA LAL VIJAY (VAKIL) Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus M 66 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 3 BABULAL Indian National Congress INC Hand M 47 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 4 KULDEEP SINGH Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 34 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 5 BHURE SINGH MALEE Jan Adhikar Party JANADIP Dolli M 42 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 6 MUKESH SUMAN Bahujan Mukti Party BMUP Cot M 28 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 7 MURLIDHAR PRAJAPATI Rashtriya Krantikari Samajwadi Party RKSP Road Roller M 35 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 8 RAVINDRA KUMAR Inqalab Vikas Dal IVD Walking Stick M 27 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 9 TEJPAL ADIWASI Jai Prakash Janata Dal JPJD Diesel Pump M 45 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 10 DIPTEE SAYYAD ZFAR ALI Independent IND Cup & Saucer M 63 Sheopur 1 SHEOPUR 11 HRVILASH ADIVASI Independent IND Auto- Rickshaw M 40 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 1 BABULAL MEBRA Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 65 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 2 RAMNIWAS RAWAT Indian National Congress INC Hand M 58 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 3 SEETARAM Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus M 60 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 4 ARVIND DHAKAR Bahujan Mukti Party BMUP Cot M 44 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 5 ASHUTOSH CHATURVEDI (BABLU) Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 47 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 6 RAM NIVAS KUSHWAH Bhartiya Veer Dal BVD Well M 39 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 7 AMRAT SINGH SIKARWAR Independent IND Sewing Machine M 64 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 8 KAMLESH Independent IND Road Roller M 38 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 9 GIRRAJ Independent IND Chakki M 28 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 10 DURJAN LAL RAY Independent IND Basket containing Fruits M 52 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 11 PANNALAL SOLANKI [RTD COLLECTOR] Independent IND Farmer Ploughing within M 60 Square Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 12 MUKESH MALHOTRA Independent IND Tractor Chalata Kisan M 37 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 13 MURARI SAHARIYA Independent IND Air Conditioner M 65 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 14 RAMCHARAN MALI (BAKIL) Independent IND Bangles M 44 Sheopur 2 VIJAYPUR 15 RAMSINGH DAKAD URF PAPPU BABA Independent IND Glass Tumbler M 58 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 1 BAIJNATH KUSHWAH Indian National Congress INC Hand M 53 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 2 LAL SINGH KEWAT Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 58 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 3 SARLA VIJENDRA RAWAT Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus F 35 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 4 ARVIND Shivsena SHS Bow and Arrow M 31 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 5 COL.UMESH VERMA Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 47 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 6 USHA RAWAT Bhartiya Panchyat Party BYPP Letter Box F 46 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 7 RAVI SHARMA Bhartiya Gramin Samaj Party BGSP FLUTE M 53 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 8 DR.RAJENDRA SINGH RAWAT Samajwadi Party SP Bicycle M 35 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 9 SHAILENDRA KUMAR GAUR All India Forward Bloc AIFB Lion M 35 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 10 CHANDRA PRAKASH SHARMA Independent IND Key M 46 Disclaimer : This is on the basis of data received from districts and for statistical purpose only. The actual details will be published through gazette notification. Contesting Candidates list - Assembly Election 2018 DISTRICT AC NO AC NAME SL No CANDIDATE NAME PARTY NAME PARTY PARTY SYMBOL GENDER AGE NAME ABBREVIATION Morena 3 SABALAGADH 11 DIBAI CHAND KEVAT Independent IND Auto- Rickshaw M 43 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 12 NARESH SHRIVASH Independent IND Crane M 52 Morena 3 SABALAGADH 13 PATIRAM SHAKYA Independent IND Air Conditioner M 41 Morena 4 JAURA 1 GAYARAM SINGH DHAKAD Communist Party of India (Marxist) CPM Hammer, Sickle and Star M 66 Morena 4 JAURA 2 BANAVAREELAL SHARMA (JAPTHAP) Indian National Congress INC Hand M 65 Morena 4 JAURA 3 MANEERAM DHAKAD Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 52 Morena 4 JAURA 4 SUBEDAR SINGH RAJODHA Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus M 65 Morena 4 JAURA 5 ATAR SINGH GURJAR Mahan Dal MD Auto- Rickshaw M 33 Morena 4 JAURA 6 GAJENDRA KORI Jan Adhikar Party JANADIP Dolli M 25 Morena 4 JAURA 7 PUSPENDRA SINGH Rashtriya Samaj Paksha RSPS Cup & Saucer M 48 Morena 4 JAURA 8 PRADEEP YADAV Bhartiya Panchyat Party BYPP Letter Box M 27 Morena 4 JAURA 9 MANIRAM SHAKYA Bahujan Mukti Party BMUP Cot M 70 Morena 4 JAURA 10 VIDYARAM PRAJAPATI Shivsena SHS Bow & Arrow M 37 Morena 4 JAURA 11 SATTAR KHAN Bahujan Sangharshh Dal BASD COCONUT FARM M 32 Morena 4 JAURA 12 SURENDRA SHARMA Sapaks Party SPAKP Swing M 53 Morena 4 JAURA 13 SONERAM KUSHWAH Samajwadi Party SP Bicycle M 56 Morena 4 JAURA 14 SHRIKRISHAN SINGH KUSHWAH Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 50 Morena 4 JAURA 15 KULADEEP SINGH Independent IND Air Conditioner M 30 Morena 4 JAURA 16 DHARMENDRA Independent IND Almirah M 29 Morena 4 JAURA 17 PUSHPENDRA PARASAR Independent IND Baby Walker M 36 Morena 4 JAURA 18 RAMRAJ Independent IND Gas Cylinder M 30 Morena 4 JAURA 19 RAMLAKHAN SINGH SIKARWAR Independent IND Balloon M 43 Morena 4 JAURA 20 VINAY SINGH Independent IND Bangles M 27 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 1 AJAB SINGH KUSHWAH Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus M 48 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 2 ADAL SINGH KANSANA Indian National Congress INC Hand M 58 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 3 GANDHI MANVENDRA SINGH Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 29 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 4 DR. MATADIN SONI Jan Adhikar Party JANADIP Dolli M 51 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 5 VINOD SINGH PARMAR Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 40 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 6 SIROMANI BAGHEL Rashtriya Samaj Paksha RSPS Cup & Saucer M 42 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 7 SUSHIL YADAV Bhartiya Panchyat Party BYPP Letter Box M 27 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 8 SOBRAN SINGH GHALETHA Samajwadi Party SP Bicycle M 51 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 9 KRISHNAPAL SINGH SIKARWAR Independent IND FLUTE M 28 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 10 GYAPRASAD Independent IND Auto- Rickshaw M 27 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 11 RAVINDRA SINGH Independent IND Ring M 25 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 12 RAJ KUMAR Independent IND BELT M 50 Morena 5 SUMAOLI 13 RAMKISHOR SINGH SIKARWAR Independent IND Diesel Pump M 31 Morena 6 MORENA 1 BALVIR SINGH DANDOTIYA Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 58 Disclaimer : This is on the basis of data received from districts and for statistical purpose only. The actual details will be published through gazette notification. Contesting Candidates list - Assembly Election 2018 DISTRICT AC NO AC NAME SL No CANDIDATE NAME PARTY NAME PARTY PARTY SYMBOL GENDER AGE NAME ABBREVIATION Morena 6 MORENA 2 RAGHURAJ SINGH KANSANA Indian National Congress INC Hand M 51 Morena 6 MORENA 3 RUSTAM SINGH Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus M 73 Morena 6 MORENA 4 KAPIL MAHOR Rashtriya Rakshak Morcha RRSM Tyres M 27 Morena 6 MORENA 5 BHAGEERATH SINGH Samajwadi Party SP Bicycle M 45 Morena 6 MORENA 6 RAM PRAKASH RAJORIYA Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 56 Morena 6 MORENA 7 RANJEET KUSHWAH Jan Adhikar Party JANADIP Dolli M 29 Morena 6 MORENA 8 VIKASH VICKY KIRAD Bhartiya Panchyat Party BYPP Letter Box M 32 Morena 6 MORENA 9 SUDHARAM SINGH BHADORIYA Shivsena SHS Bow & Arrow M 51 Morena 6 MORENA 10 CHATUR SINGH Independent IND Black Board M 62 Morena 6 MORENA 11 MANOJ Independent IND Table M 38 Morena 6 MORENA 12 MUKESH MOURYA Independent IND Sewing Machine M 34 Morena 6 MORENA 13 RAJU CHOUDHRI Independent IND Cot M 48 Morena 6 MORENA 14 VIJAY SHRIVASTAVA Independent IND Iron M 40 Morena 7 DIMANI 1 GIRRAJ DANDOTIYA Indian National Congress INC Hand M 46 Morena 7 DIMANI 2 CHHATTAR SINGH TOMAR Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 53 Morena 7 DIMANI 3 SHIV MANGAL SINGH TOMAR Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus M 59 Morena 7 DIMANI 4 AROON SINGH Bhartiya Jan Yug Party bjyp Trumpet M 27 Morena 7 DIMANI 5 GHAN SHYAM SINGH TOMAR Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 54 Morena 7 DIMANI 6 BALVEER SINGH Jan Adhikar Party JANADIP Dolli M 39 Morena 7 DIMANI 7 BAIJNATH Rashtriya Krantikari Samajwadi Party RKSP Road Roller M 29 Morena 7 DIMANI 8 BRAJWASHI KUSHWAH Samajwadi Party SP Bicycle M 29 Morena 7 DIMANI 9 MAHENDRA SINGH TOMAR All India Forward Bloc AIFB Lion M 45 Morena 7 DIMANI 10 MUKESH SINGH KUSHWAH Rashtriya Lok Samta Party BLSP Ceiling Fan M 32 Morena 7 DIMANI 11 SHYAMKARAN KHADIYAHAR Sampoorna Samaj Party SAMSAMPA Ring M 65 Morena 7 DIMANI 12 SATYENDRA SINGH TOMAR Shivsena SHS Bow & Arrow M 41 Morena 7 DIMANI 13 SIYARAM SINGH HARSANA Bhartiya Veer Dal BVD Well M 62 Morena 7 DIMANI 14 AJAMER SINGH Independent IND HOCKEY & BALL M 45 Morena 7 DIMANI 15 KISHORILAL Independent IND Glass Tumbler M 46 Morena 7 DIMANI 16 JITENDRA SINGH Independent IND Air Conditioner M 27 Morena 7 DIMANI 17 PRABHU SINGH Independent IND Tractor Chalata Kisan M 37 Morena 7 DIMANI 18 BISHAWNATH Independent IND Almirah M 29 Morena 8 AMBAH 1 KAMLESH JATAV Indian National Congress INC Hand M 37 Morena 8 AMBAH 2 GABBAR SAKHWAR Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Lotus M 42 Morena 8 AMBAH 3 SATYAPRAKASH SAKHAWAR Bahujan Samaj Party BSP Elephant M 46 [ADVOCATE] Morena 8 AMBAH 4 RAKESH NAGAR Bhartiya Panchyat Party BYPP Letter Box M 44 Morena 8 AMBAH 5 RAJKUMAR SHAKHAWAR Hind Congress Party HCP Tractor Chalata Kisan M 36 Morena 8 AMBAH 6 SEEMA KATHERIYA Rashtriya Rakshak Morcha RRSM Tyres F 41 Disclaimer : This is on the basis of data received from districts and for statistical purpose only. The actual details will be published through gazette notification. Contesting Candidates list - Assembly Election 2018 DISTRICT AC NO AC NAME SL No CANDIDATE NAME PARTY NAME PARTY PARTY SYMBOL GENDER AGE NAME ABBREVIATION Morena 8 AMBAH 7 SUNEEL KUMAR MAHOR Aam Aadmi Party AAAP Broom M 34 Morena 8 AMBAH 8 GAJENDAR SINGH Independent IND Farmer Ploughing within M 25 Square Morena 8 AMBAH 9 NEHA KINNAR Independent IND Swing O 28 Morena 8 AMBAH 10 RAKESH KUMAR GOUR Independent IND Air Conditioner M 40 Morena 8 AMBAH 11 VIJAY KUMAR CHHARI Independent IND Gas Cylinder M 52 Morena 8 AMBAH 12 SITA DEVI Independent IND
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