AAP releases 2nd list of candidates for Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh assembly elections. Check list

Last month, AAP released the first list of 10 candidates each for the Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh elections.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Monday released its second list of candidates for the upcoming Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh assembly elections. While the Madhya Pradesh list includes 29 names, the Arvind Kejriwal-led party announced the candidature of 12 people in Chhattisgarh.

Delhi chief minister and AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal

Last month, the party released the first list of 10 candidates each for the Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh elections.

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Madhya Pradesh assembly election: AAP's 2nd list of candidates

1. Ramani Devi Jatav - Bhander (SC) constituency
2. Rahul Kushwah - Bhind constituency
3. Satinder Bhadoriya - Mehgaon constituency
4. Mohd Saood - Bhopal Uttar constituency
5. Raisa Begam Malik - Narela constituency
6. Chahat Mani Pandey - Damoh constituency
7. Chanda Kinnar - Malhara constituency
8. Sunil Choudhary - Dr Amebedkar Nagar-Mhow constituency
9. Bheru Singh Anare - Gandhwani (ST) constituency
10. Anoop Goyal - Shivpuri constituency
11. Suil Gour - Seoni-Malwa constituency
12. Anurag Yadav - Indore 1 constituency
13. Piyush Joshi - Indore 4 constituency
14. Anand Singh - Bargi constituency
15. Pankaj Pathak - Panagar constituency
16. Vijay Mohan Palha - Patan constituency
17. Er Nan Singh Nawde - Sendhawa (ST) constituency
18. Mamta Meena - Chachoura constituency
19. Dilip Singh Guddu - Deotalab constituency
20. Varun Ambedkar - Mangawan (SC) constituency
21. Umesh Tripathi - Mauganj constituency
22. Varun Gujjar Khatik - Raigaon (SC) constituency
23. Usha Kol - Manpur (ST) constituency
24. Ratibhan Saket - Devsar (SC) constituency
25. Anand Mangal Singh - Sidhi constituency
26. Amit Bhatnagar - Bijawar constituency
27. Bhagirath Patel - Chhatarpur constituency
28. Subodh Swami - Nagda-Khachrod constituency
29. Er Deepak Singh Patel - Rewa constituency

Chhattisgarh assembly election: AAP's 2nd list of candidates

1. Raja Ram Shyam - Pratappur constituency
2. Dev Prashad Koshle - Sarangarh constituency
3. Vijay Jaiswal - Kharsia constituency
4. Pankaj James- Kota constituency
5. Jasbir Singh - Bilha constituency
6. Dr Ujjawala Karade - Bilaspur constituency
7. Dharam Das Bhargav - Masturi constituency
8. Tarun Vaidh - Raipur Gramin constituency
9. Nandan Singh - Raipur West constituency
10. Sant Ram Salam - Antagarh constituency
11. Jugalkishor Bodh - Keshkal constituency
12. Bomada Ram Mandavi - Chitrakot constituency

In the 2018 Madhya Pradesh Assembly elections, AAP contested 208 seats but couldn't open its account. The Congress emerged as the single-largest party with 114 seats. The BJP won 109 seats. The BJP later formed a government in the state following mass resignations of the ruling MLAs.

In Chhattisgarh, AAP fielded 85 candidates in 2018 but failed to win any seat. The Congress scored a landslide victory, toppling the BJP from the seat of power after 15 years.