1. Kokrajhar constituency: Naba Kumar Sarania’s papers rejected, altering electoral dynamics.
2. Rejection of Sarania’s nomination papers reshapes Assam’s political scenario.
3. Scrutiny fallout: Kokrajhar faces electoral shift with Sarania’s disqualification.
Guwahati, April 21: The Kokrajhar Lok Sabha Constituency in Assam witnessed a significant development as the nomination papers of Naba Kumar Sarania, a two-time sitting MP, were rejected during the scrutiny process conducted by the Returning Officer.
This unexpected turn of events has added a new dimension to the electoral landscape of the region.
According to Pradeep Kumar Dwivedi, the Returning Officer for Kokrajhar, out of the total 16 candidates, Naba Kumar Sarania’s nomination papers were deemed invalid and subsequently rejected during the scrutiny conducted on the designated day.
This decision has implications not only for Sarania but also for the political dynamics of the constituency.
The scrutiny process was carried out meticulously in the presence of various stakeholders, including the General Observer, contesting candidates, their agents, and proposers.
Adherence to electoral laws and regulations was strictly observed during this crucial phase of the electoral process.
With the last date for withdrawal of candidature scheduled for April 22, the rejection of Sarania’s nomination papers has set the stage for potential recalibrations in the electoral strategies of the remaining candidates.
This development underscores the fluidity and unpredictability inherent in the democratic exercise of elections.
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Pradeep Kumar Dwivedi emphasized the district administration’s commitment to ensuring the conduct of free and fair elections.
Stringent measures are being implemented to monitor and prevent malpractices such as the misuse of money, muscle power, violations of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC), and the dissemination of misinformation.
All candidates and political parties have been urged to maintain vigilance and promptly report any instances of MCC violations to the administration.
The rejection of Naba Kumar Sarania’s nomination papers introduces a layer of uncertainty into the electoral contest for the Kokrajhar Lok Sabha seat.
As the remaining candidates gear up for the impending elections, the political landscape of the constituency is poised for potential shifts and realignments.
The electorate awaits the unfolding of events with keen interest, aware that every twist and turn in the electoral narrative holds implications for the future trajectory of governance and representation in the region.
