Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Chief Ministerial candidate Komal Hupendi along with other 11 party candidates, took out a rally and filed nomination papers for their respective state assembly constituencies in Bastar and Rajnandgaon. The remaining six candidates would be filing the nomination on October 23.
The first phase of election is to be held for 18 state assembly constituencies of Bastar division and Rajnandgaon district.
AAP Chief Ministerial candidate Komal Hupendi talking to media said that in first phase of polling in 18 state assembly constituencies, AAP will make good inroads to end what they termed the corrupt political system prevailing in the state.
He added that Arvind Kerjiwal brought a political system of transparency and honesty in the country, under his leadership in Chhattisgarh, people would be placing the AAP candidates in State Assembly through cleaning the settled dust using the broom.
Party spokesperson Ravi Manav said that on Monday, CM candidate Komal Hupendi including 12 candidates filed their nomination papers.
Kanker candidate Vishal Dhruva, Bhanupratappur Komal Hupendi and Antagarh Santram Salam at Kanker district headquarters, Ballu Ram Bhavani at Danewada, Tripath Yalam at Bijapur, and Ramdev Baghel of Konta filed their nomination papers.
Mohala-Manpur candidate Arjun Mandavi, Ramesh Yadav at Khujji, Chandramani Verma at Dongargaon, Yishu Chandne at Dongargarh, Varun Tiwari at Rajanandgaon and Manoj Gupta at Khairagarh filed their nomination papers at district headquarters in Rajnandgaon.
The party candidates took out a rally of all the candidates backed by supports to reach the venue of filing of nomination papers having State co-organisation secretary Ravi Manav, Lok Sabha incharge Sandeep Rana, among others.