असम कांग्रेस ने उम्मीदवारों की चौथी लिस्ट जारी की: कर्नाटक उपचुनाव- पार्टी की घोषणा के बिना उम्मीदवारों का नामांकन, कोलकाता में बीजेपी कार्यकर्ताओं का प्रदर्शन

Congress on Friday released the fourth list of seven candidates for the Assam Assembly elections. This brings the total number of candidates in the 126-seat assembly elections to 94. Jayant Bora, who left BJP and joined Congress in 2024, is also included in this list. He has been made a candidate from Biswanath seat. At the same time, contenders for Congress tickets filed their nominations on Friday for the by-elections to be held on Bagalkot and Davangere South assembly seats in Karnataka. The party has not yet announced its candidates and the tussle over the ticket continues among the contenders. On the other hand, a group of BJP workers in Kolkata demonstrated outside the party’s West Bengal headquarters on Friday. About 50 party workers from Beleghata area were involved in this. He demanded immediate replacement of candidate Partha Chaudhary. He alleged that Chaudhary’s participation in organizational work was very less. Also, an Election Commission official said that the first supplementary voter list in West Bengal is likely to be released on March 23. The release of the list, scheduled for March 19, was postponed at the last moment as the process had not yet been completed. In Assam, Congress has left 11 seats for the Raiser party. According to the press release of AICC, Congress has left 11 seats for its alliance partner Raiser party. Congress has expanded its alliance and joined hands with Raijor Dal for the Assam assembly elections. Assam Congress president Gaurav Gogoi and Raiser Dal leader Akhil Gogoi made this announcement at a joint press conference. The Congress-led alliance also includes Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP), Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPM), Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) (CPI ML), and All Party Hill Leaders Conference (APHLC). Karnataka by-elections – seats became vacant after the death of Congress MLAs. By-elections on Bagalkot and Davangere South assembly seats of Karnataka will be held for sitting Congress MLAs H.Y. Methi and Shamanur are taking place after the demise of Shivashankarappa. Congress candidates filed nominations on these seats without any announcement. This happened when AICC general secretary in-charge of Karnataka Randeep Singh Surjewala met Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his deputy D.K. Shivakumar was discussing the candidates for the seats. Later, speaking to reporters, Surjewala expressed confidence of Congress winning both the seats and asserted that the party is united. The BJP has already announced the names of Veerbhadraiah Charantimath from Bagalkot and Srinivas T. Dasakiryappa from Davanagere South after the approval of its Central Election Committee. The last date for filing nominations is March 23 and the elections will be held on April 9. Puducherry CM Rangasamy files nomination from two assembly seats Chief Minister and AINRC founder N. Rangasamy filed nomination for the assembly elections on Friday. He Rangasamy filed nomination from Thattanchavadi and Mangalam seats. Thattanchawadi has been his traditional seat and now he wants to retain this seat. Agriculture Minister Theni C. Jekumar (AINRC) was victorious from Mangalam seat in the 2021 elections. He is not contesting the upcoming elections. Rangasamy had contested the 2021 elections from two seats – Thattanchavady and Yanam, a region located in Andhra Pradesh. While he emerged victorious from Thattanchavadi, he lost to an independent candidate, Golapalli Srinivas Ashok, in Yanam in 2021. State wise assembly election schedule… SIR in 4 states, Tamil Nadu has maximum number of names deleted. Among the five states where elections are going to be held, after SIR, Tamil Nadu has the maximum number of voters deleted. The Election Commission said that when the SIR process started on October 27, 2025, there were a total of 6,41,14,587 voters in the state. Names of 74,07,207 people have been removed from the SIR which lasted for about four months. There are now 5,67,07,380 voters registered in the state. Whereas West Bengal is at second place where names of about 58 lakh people have been deleted. Then the names of 8 lakh people in Kerala, 2 lakh in Assam and at least 77 thousand people in Puducherry were removed from the voter list after the SIR process. Special Revision (SR) was conducted in Assam. Now the challenge and current situation in 5 states West Bengal – Mamata Banerjee has been the Chief Minister for 3 times: BJP is the main challenge in front of Mamata who has been CM for 14 years. If TMC wins the 2026 elections, Mamata Banerjee will become the Chief Minister for the fourth consecutive time. She will be the first woman in the country to do so. Jayalalitha has the record of becoming the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu 5 times. However, she served as Chief Minister for different tenures (not consecutively) from 1991 to 2016. Tamil Nadu- BJP-Congress could not come to power here for 60 years: After independence, Congress was in power here for almost two decades. Congress lost the 1967 assembly elections and with it came a major change in the politics of the state. Since 1967, Tamil Nadu politics has mainly revolved between the AIADMK and the DMK. Currently, there is a DMK government in Tamil Nadu led by MK Stalin, which came to power after the 2021 assembly elections. The party has formed an alliance with Congress, VCK and Left parties. BJP did form an alliance with parties like AIADMK in many elections, but it did not have its own government in the state. Kerala – the only state in the south where the Left is in power: It is the only state in the country where the Left is still in power. There has been a tradition of changing power here, but in 2021, the Left Front (LDF) broke this trend and formed the government for the second consecutive time. This time the Congress alliance will try to cash in on anti-incumbency. At the same time, BJP has so far been able to win even a single assembly seat in Kerala. He had won the Thrissur Lok Sabha seat in the last Lok Sabha elections. Apart from this, in December 2025 also, BJP won the Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram) Municipal Corporation elections for the first time. Assam- Congress made alliance with 8 parties: BJP is in power in the state for 10 years. The party is busy preparing for the third election. PM Modi has visited the state 3 times in 6 months. Here the party has set a target of winning 100+ seats out of 126 seats. In Assam there are issues like Bangladesh, infiltrators/border security, Assamese identity. Congress has formed an alliance with 10 parties to stop BJP. It includes leftist and regional parties. Puducherry- Assembly with lowest number of seats: After the fall of Congress government in 2021, AINRC-BJP alliance gained power and N. Rangaswamy once again became the Chief Minister. This was the first time that BJP became a direct partner in power. This time Congress is trying to get back into alliance with DMK and wants to turn the issue of government fall into anti-incumbency. By-elections on 8 seats of 6 states including Gujarat-Maharashtra



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