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BJP announces candidates for RS polls in five states, fields Tarun Chugh from MP

The names of Union ministers Ravneet Singh Bittu and George Kurian did not figure in the list of BJP candidates.

Updated on: Jun 04, 2026 07:51 PM IST
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The BJP on Thursday announced candidates for upcoming Rajya Sabha polls in five states, fielding party national general secretary Tarun Chugh from Madhya Pradesh and Satish Poonia from Rajasthan.

Ravneet Singh Bittu (left) was not in the BJP list; Tarun Chugh (right) fielded from MP. (ANI/File Image)
Ravneet Singh Bittu (left) was not in the BJP list; Tarun Chugh (right) fielded from MP. (ANI/File Image)

The names of Union ministers Ravneet Singh Bittu and George Kurian did not figure in the list of BJP candidates. Both ministers' term in the Upper House ends on June 21.

While Bittu is a Rajya Sabha member from Rajasthan, Kurian represents Madhya Pradesh currently in the Upper House.

The BJP's central election committee has named Debashish Samantaray as its candidate for Rajya Sabha poll from Odisha.

Samantaray had recently joined the BJP, quitting the BJD. He was a Rajya Sabha MP from Odisha before he quit the party and resigned from the Upper House.

According to the list released by the party, Rajubhai Shukla, Mukeshbhai Rathwa, Mansingh Parmar and Jitendra Meghjibhai Kanzariya will contest as BJP candidates from Gujarat, while Rajneesh Agrawal will join the fray from Madhya Pradesh.

Alka Gurjar and Satish Poonia will contest as BJP candidates from Rajasthan.

The party has fielded A Sharda Devi as its candidate from Manipur and Tai Tagak from Arunachal Pradesh, according to the list released by party national general secretary Arun Singh.

 
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