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Full list: 38 candidates named by BJP for Telangana Assembly elections 2018

Elections in Telangana are scheduled on December 7 and counting will take place on December 7.

Full list: 38 candidates named by BJP for Telangana Assembly elections 2018

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday released a list of 38 candidates who will be contesting the Telangana elections on the party ticket. The decision to announce 38 names for the 119-member Telangana Assembly was taken after a meeting of the BJP's Central Election Committee, which was attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and its president Amit Shah.

Here is the list of the names announced by the BJP

TELANGANA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY CONSTITUENCY
SI. Name of AssemblyConstituency Name of Candidate
1. 57 -Musheerabad Dr. K Laxman
2. 59 -Amberpet Sri G Kishan Reddy
3. 60 -Khairathabad Sri Chinthala Ramachandra Reddy
4. 47 -Uppal Sri N V S S Prabhakar
5. 65 -Goshamahal Sri T Raja Singh
6. 44 -Malkajgiri Sri N.Ramchender Rao, MLC
7. 49 -L B Nagar Sri Perala Sekhar Rao
8. 25 -Peddapalle Sri G Rama Krishna Reddy, Ex.MLA
9. 91 -Suryapet Sri Sankineni Venkateswara Rao
10. 43 -Medchal Sri P Mohan Reddy
11. 83 -Kalwakurthy Sri T Achary
12. 93 -Munugode Dr. G. Manohar Reddy
13. 113 -Palair Sri Kondapally Sridhar Reddy
14. 26 -Karimnagar Sri Bandi sanjay
15. 41 -Dubbak Sri M Raghunandan Rao
16. 36 —Andole (SC) Sri Babu Mohan Pally, Ex.MLA
17. 119 —Bhadrachalam (ST) Smt. Kunja Satyavathi, Ex.MLA
18. 7 -Adilabad Sri Payal Shankar
19. 10 -Mudhole Dr. Padakanti Ramadevi
20. 73 -Narayanpet Sri K Rathanga Pandu Reddy
21. 77 -Makthal Sri B Kondaiah
22. 84 -Shadnagar Sri N Srivardhan Reddy
23. 104 -Parkal Dr. P Vijayachandra Reddy
24. 108 -Bhupalpalle Dr. Chandupatla Keerthy Reddy
25. 8 —Bhoth (ST) Sri Madavi Raju
26. 3 —Bellampalle (SC) Sri Koyyala Emaji
27. 16 -Kamareddy Sri K Venkata Ramana Reddy
28. 18 -Nizamabad (Rural) Sri Keshpally Anand Reddy
29. 110 —Pinapaka (ST) Dr. Santosh Kumar Chanda
30. 11 —Armoor Sri Prodduturi Vinay Kumar Reddy
31. 22 —Dharmapuri (SC) Sri Kannam Anjaiah
32. 30 —Manakondur (SC) Sri Gaddam Nagaraju
33. 56 —Tandur Sri Patel Ravi Shankar
34. 64 -Ka rwan Sri T Amar Singh
35. 79 -Gadwal Sri Gadwal Venkatadri Reddy
36. 82 —Achampet (SC) Sri Malleshwar Medipur
37. 116 —Sathupalli (SC) Sri Namburi Ramalingeswara Rao
38. 20-Korutla Dr. J Venkat
29. 110 —Pinapaka (ST) Dr. Santosh Kumar Chanda
30. 11 —Armoor Sri Prodduturi Vinay Kumar Reddy
31. 22 —Dharmapuri (SC) Sri Kannam Anjaiah
32. 30 —Manakondur (SC) Sri Gaddam Nagaraju
33. 56 —Tandur Sri Patel Ravi Shankar
34. 64 -Ka rwan Sri T Amar Singh
35. 79 -Gadwal Sri Gadwal Venkatadri Reddy
36. 82 —Achampet (SC) Sri Malleshwar Medipur
37. 116 —Sathupalli (SC) Sri Namburi Ramalingeswara Rao
38. 20-Korutla Dr. J Venkat

"The party has considered the aspirations of our dedicated workers in Telangana region. Adequate representation has been given to representatives of all communities," Union Minister JP Nadda said after the CEC meet.

Apart from Telangana, the BJP also released its first list of 77 candidates for assembly elections in Chhattisgarh. The party has fielded Chief Minister Raman Singh from his traditional Rajnandgaon seat and dropped 14 incumbent MLAs in its bid to capture power in the state for a fourth straight term.

Elections in Chhattisgarh are scheduled in two phases on November 12 and November 20, while the election in Mizoram and Telangana are scheduled on November 28 and December 7. The counting of votes would take place on December 11.