The CPI(M) on Thursday released a list of six more candidates for lok Sabha polls in Bihar, Maharashtra and Punjab, taking the total number of its nominees to 94. The party would contest four seats — Ujiarpur, Darbhanga, West Champaran and Khagaria — in Bihar. It also announced one more name each in Maharashtra and Punjab, taking the total number of its candidates to four and three in the two States respectively. In Bihar, Ramdeo Verma would contest from Ujiarpur, Hriday Narayan Yadav from Darbhanga, Prabhuraj Narayan Rao from West Champaran and Jagadish Chandra Basu from Khagaria. In Maharashtra, it has fielded DB Naik, a Kisan Sabha activist, from Hingoli, besides contesting from Palghar (ST), Thane, Dindori (ST) and Nashik, which were declared earlier. It has put up educationist Joginder Singh Aulakh from Sangrur. It is also contesting the ludhiana and Anandpur Sahib seats.