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All India Political Parties Meet – Final Allotment List S. No. Party Name 1. Bahujan Samaj Party Neelesh Kumar 2. Bhartiya Janta Party Kajal Sonkar 3. Communist Party of India Aayush Sinha 4. Communist Party of India(Marxist) 5. Indian National Congress Kushagra Bhalla 6. Nationalist Congress Party Bhaarat Pannu 7. Aam Aadmi Party 8. All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazagham (AIADMK) 9. All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen Rohit Singh 10. All India N.R. Congress Mayank 11. All India Trinamool Congress Shruti Jargad 12. All India United Democratic Front Sakshi Madan 13. Biju Janta Dal Shubham Katta 14. Bodoland People’s Front Anushka Bansal 15. Dravida Munnetra Kazagham (DMK) Prashant Kumar 16. Indian National Lok Dal Gopesh Jindal 17. Indian Union Muslim League Vedica Ramnani 18. J&K National Conference Kuber Mahajan 19. J&K People’s Democratic Party Anirudh Kaushal 20. Janta Dal (Secular) Krishna Dwivedi 21. Janta Dal (United) Nivedita Jha 22. Kerala Congress Sonia 23. Maharashtrawadi Gomantak Party Ankit Shukla 24. Maharashtra Navnirman Sena Ashutosh Ranga 25. Manipur State Congress Party Vrishti Vij 26. Mizoram People’s Conference Nitin Sharma 27. National People’s Party Prithu Verma 28. Rashtriya Janta Dal Ashutosh Singh 29. Samajwadi Party Vishad Thusu 30. Shrimoni Akali Dal Alakh Mehta 31. Janasurjya Shakti Party Vatsal Malik 32. Lokshasan Andolan Party Anshul Pangti 33. Naam Tamilar Katchi Mordhwaj 34. National Black Panther Party Sanskriti 35. Swarajana Nirman Sena Harshvardhan 36. Telengana Rashtriya Samiti Manas 37. Communist Party of India (Maoist) Alok Singh 38. YSR Congress Party Shalini 39. Jan Sena Party Tulika Bhardwaj 40. Lok Satta Party Utsav Kashyap 41. Future India Party Pradyumn Rao 42. People’s Democratic Alliance Harshit Jain 43. National Alliance for Farmer’s Movement Saakshi Garg 44. Bharti Kisan Union Garima Jindal 45. Shetkari Sangathan Ojas Mittal 46. Indian Industries Association Soujanya Khetaraj .

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