BJP's mayoral candidates file nomination

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) mayoral candidates from Bhopal, Chhindwara, Indore and Jabalpur filed their nominations in their respective areas on Tuesday. BJP Bhopal mayoral candidate Alok Sharma reached the election office here in a rally and filed his nomination. Bhopal MP Alok Sanjar, MlAs Rameshwar Sharma and Surendranath Singh and a large number of party leaders and workers accompanied him on the occasion.

Sharma addressed the party workers immediately after filing his nomination. “My aim is to bring Narmada water for the residents of all the 85 wards of the state capital including Kolar,” Sharma said. Chhindwara mayor candidate Kanta Sadarang reached the election office in a rally and submitted her nomination. Chhindwara municipal corporation election in-charge for BJP Vijay Dube informed that election campaign offices in all the 48 wards of the city would start by January 10 and the ward wise election in-charges who would do election management have been nominated.

The Indore mayoral candidate Malini Gaud also reached the election office in a rally and submitted her nomination. In Jabalpur the mayoral candidate Swati Godbole reached the election office in rally and filed her nomination. Soon after the nomination filing BJP MPs, MlAs and other leaders highlighted the good works done in the Jabalpur while the party office bearers counted the achievements of the BJP government and informed the future work plan for the development of the city.

The BJP election in-charge for Jabalpur municipal corporation Arvind Bhadoriya informed that the election offices in all the 79 wards of the city would be started byJanuary 9. Election steering committee has been constituted that has nominated election in-charges for all the wards. A senior party worker in each ward would keep an eye over the entire campaigning of the ward.

The BJP election in-charges for Bhopal - Vinod Gotiya, Indore - Vikram Verma, Chhindwara - Vijay Dube and Jabalpur- Arvind Bhadoriya have started working on a planned strategy for election campaigning in their respective areas.

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