1. Congress unveils a preliminary list of 34 candidates for Arunachal Pradesh Assembly elections on March 21.
2. Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim will both conduct elections on April 19, with results announced on June 2.
3. Initial candidate list includes nominees for various constituencies across Arunachal Pradesh.
Itanagar, March 21: Congress has unveiled its initial roster of candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections in Arunachal Pradesh, slated for March 21, comprising 34 names.
Arunachal Pradesh, along with Sikkim, is scheduled to head to the polls on April 19, with vote counting set for June 2.
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The first list of candidates includes:
- Sanhey Phuntsok from Mukto (ST) constituency
- Kumar Wali from Bameng-ST
- Kompu Dolo from Chayangtajo-ST
- Tame Gyadi from Seppa East-ST
- Smt. Gollo Yapung Tana from Pakke-Kasang-ST
- Yumlam Achung from Itanagar-ST
- Nabam Tado from Doimukh-ST
- Takam Pario from Palin-ST
- Er. Rughu Tado from Tali-ST
- Tanga Byaling from Nacho-ST
- Reri Kirbe Dulom from Daporijo-ST
- Yomkar Riba from Basar-ST
- Tallng Yaying from Rumgong-ST
- Takku Jerang from Pangin-ST
- Bimar Dabi from Nari-Koyu-ST
- Tapyam Pada from Pasighat West-ST
- Okom Yosung from Pasighat East-ST
- Karo Tayeng from Mebo-ST
- Er. Losi Lego from Mariyang-Geku-ST
- Eri Tayu from Anini-ST
- Tobing Lego from Dambuk-ST
- Chenge Mitapo from Roing-ST
- Ms. Jermai Krong from Tezu-ST
- Bafutso Krong from Mayuliang-ST
- Shotike Hopak from Namsai-ST
- Bayamso Kri from Chowkham-ST
- Tana Tamar Tara from Lekang-ST
- Chatu Longri from Miao-ST
- Khimshom Mossang from Nampong-ST
- Timpu Ngremu from Changlang South
- Smt. Marina Kenglang from Changlang North
- Tangse Tekwa from Khonsa West-ST
- Sompha Wangsa from Kanubari-ST
- Holai Wangsa Pongchou-Wakka-ST
The release of the initial candidate list by the Congress marks a significant step in the preparations for the upcoming Assembly elections in Arunachal Pradesh.
With 34 candidates announced, the party has begun the process of finalizing its representatives for various constituencies in the state.
As Arunachal Pradesh gears up for elections alongside Sikkim on April 19, the political landscape is set to witness increased activity in the coming weeks.
The outcome of these elections will undoubtedly shape the future direction of governance in Arunachal Pradesh, making the candidate selection process crucial for all parties involved.
