17 candidates filed 20 nominations on the first day

The nomination process for Madhya Pradesh Assembly Elections 2023 has started from Saturday in all 230 assembly constituencies of the state. Chief Electoral Officer Anupam Rajan said that on October 21, the first day of the nomination process, 17 candidates have submitted 20 nominations.

Rajan told that 1 each from Assembly Constituency No. 15 Gwalior, 1 from District Gwalior, Assembly Constituency Bamori No. 28 and Assembly Constituency Guna (SC) No. 29, 1 each from District Guna, Assembly Constituency Ashoknagar (SC) No. 32. 1, Assembly Constituency Khurai Number-36 from District Sagar, 2, Assembly Constituency Sagar Number-41 from District Sagar, 1 from Assembly Constituency Damoh, Number-55 from District Damoh, 1 from Assembly Constituency Chitrakoot Number-61, District Satna 3, Assembly Constituency Sirmaur Number -1 from 68 District Rewa, 1 from Assembly Constituency Bandhavgarh (ST) No. 89, 1 from District Umaria, 1 from Assembly Constituency Lakhnadon (SC) No. 117, 1 from District Seoni, 1 from Assembly Constituency Vidisha No. 144 and 1 from Assembly Constituency Basoda No. 145. 1 nomination from Assembly Constituency Bhopal Central Number-153 District Bhopal, 1 nomination from Assembly Constituency Maheshwar (SC) Number-183 District Khargone, 1 nomination each from Assembly Constituency Depalpur Number-203 and Assembly Constituency Saver (SC) Number-211 District Indore. have received.

Rajan said that October 30 will be the last date for filling nomination forms. Nominations will be scrutinized on October 31. The last date for withdrawal of nomination is 2 November. The voting process will be completed in a single phase on November 17 in the entire state. Counting of votes will take place on December 3.