Bhopal: Union Minister L Murugan is likely to be elected without removing in Rajya Sabha Bypoll from Madhya Pradesh next month when the main opposition congress has decided not to involve his candidate.
BJP on Saturday announced the name Murugan for Bypoll will be held in October 4.
Vacancies appeared at Madhya Pradesh after Male Minister Thaiwarchand Gehlot resigned after his appointment as Governor of Karnataka in July this year.
Congress spokesman MP Bhupendra Gupta said, “We will not vent a candidate.
The head of the MP party and opposition leader at the Kamal Nathji assembly have decided not to be candidates for Bypoll Hospital in the country.” A BJP Senior Leader State expressed confidence that Murugan would have a comfortable entry for Rajya Sabha.
Before the name Murugan was announced, the name BJP scheduled the national president of Caste Morcha Lal Singh Arya, and the leaders of the Senior Party Kailash Vijaywarigiya and Uma Bharti were conducting a round of seats in the upper parliamentary house, according to people in the party.
In assembly MP 230 seats, BJP has 125 MLA, while the Congress has 95.
In addition, two seats are held by the Bahujan Party, one by the Samajwadi Party and there are four independent, while three seats are tempted empty from 11 chairs of Rajya Sabha in the state, BJP currently has seven and three congresses.
At present, members of the BJP Rajya Sabha from the country are M J Akbar, Jyotiraditya Scindia, Dharmendra Pradhan, Ajay Pratap Singh, Kailash Soni, Sumer Singh Solanki and Sampatiya Uike.
Congressman to the House Parliament from the country was Digvijaya Singh, Vivek Tankha and Rajmani Patel.
In accordance with the election election commission, the last date of the submission nomination for Rajya Sabha Bypoll is September 22, and the last date of nomination withdrawal is September 27
MP: Cong is not for field candidates for Bypoll Hospital; Murugan BJP is likely to be elected without removing
