Former MlA Ramesh Agrawal has made candidate from Gwalior South Assembly seat by the Congress. Before reaching collectorate for filling nomination he worshiped Achleshwar Mahadev with his wife and paid homage to late Madhav Rao Scindia on his Samadhi.
He started his politics from Chamber of Commerce Agrawal has no house of his own according to his affidavit. At present he lives in the house of his wife. Agrawal is secretary of Gwalior and Vidisha Engineering College. He has a Swift Desire car, while his wife has an Activa. He has no agricultural land. He has one daughter dependent on him. All the three have l.I.C. and F.D.R. They are members of undivided Hindu family so their property is not divided.
The BJP candidate from Bhander Assembly seat Ghan Shayam Pironia said that he received a scooter in his marriage, but it was also taken by a scarp dealer. He had joined RSS since childhood. He worked as cartoonist in news papers. In 966-67 the RSS made him Pracharak of Morar and Guna. After marriage he was employed in Swadesh news paper later he joined Dainik Bhaskar. later on he joined BJP and was made district president of Scheluded cast front.
He was also made director in Gwalior Trade Fair authority. He was secretary in BJP literature and publication cell. He became director of finance Development Corporation of scheduled cast front.
At he is a member of S/C commission with minister of state status and has been provided four wheelers and gunman and driver.
He has been a ticket from Bhander assembly seat. He has an ancestral house. He has only Rs40,000 in cash and his wife have some ornaments. He says that the election would be fought by the people
and BJP.
In Assembly elections 2013 BJP has declared its candidate from all the 6 assembly seats. While the congress has declared from 5 assembly seats. The decedents from both the parties have also jumped into fray. On some seats the candidates of SP and BSP are also contesting election. From Gwalior assembly seat Jaibhan Singh has direct fight with P Tomar of Congress.
The BJP leader Anoop Mishra has changed is old seat and is contesting from Bhitarwar against lakhan Singh congress. From Gwalior east the congress candidate has direct fight against Rajya Sabha member Maya Singh BJP. From Gwalior South seat minister of state Narian Singh Kushawah of BJP is fighting against congress candidate Ramesh Agarwal (ex MlA). From Dabra assembly seat the present MlA of congress Imarti Devi is fighting directly with Suresh Raje of BJP.
The Brahman community through Brahman Samaj and Sanadya Sabha has made it clear that in protest against not providing assembly ticket to the Brahman candidate by the congress they would press the button of NOTA. A president of Prantiya Parishad KP Narolia said that he would support Anand Sharma who is contesting on BSP ticket.