Lok Sabha Elections: BJP fields Dinesh Pratap Singh from Raebareli and Karan Bhushan Singh from Kaiserganj
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Lok Sabha Elections: BJP fields Dinesh Pratap Singh from Raebareli and Karan Bhushan Singh from Kaiserganj

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has declared its candidates for the upcoming elections in Uttar Pradesh. Dinesh Pratap Singh will contest from the Raebareli constituency, while Karan Bhushan Singh has been fielded from Kaiserganj

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(Left) Karan Bhushan Singh is BJP's candidate from Kaiserganj (Right) Dinesh Pratap Singh is BJP's candidate from Raebareli

(Left) Karan Bhushan Singh is BJP's candidate from Kaiserganj (Right) Dinesh Pratap Singh is BJP's candidate from Raebareli

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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has announced its candidates for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, with Dinesh Pratap Singh set to contest from Raebareli and Karan Bhushan Singh from Kaiserganj.

#Breaking | BJP fields Dinesh Pratap Singh from Rae Bareli and Karan Bhushan Singh from Kaiserganj#LokSabhaElections2024 pic.twitter.com/4jOGd9LCqV

— Organiser Weekly (@eOrganiser) May 2, 2024

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has reaffirmed its confidence in Dinesh Pratap Singh, who contested against Congress stalwart Sonia Gandhi in the 2019 polls for the Rae Bareli Lok Sabha constituency. Despite his loss in the previous election, Singh managed to considerably reduce the defeat margin, prompting the BJP to once again place its trust in him for the upcoming contest.

Presently, Dinesh Pratap Singh is Minister of State (Independent Charge) and Member of Legislative Council.

Meanwhile, Karan Bhushan Singh, the younger son of three-time Member of Parliament Brij Bhushan Singh, will be contesting from Kaiserganj. He looks forward to carry forward the legacy of his father.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, Brij Bhushan Singh secured a landslide victory in Kaiserganj, emerging triumphant with a staggering margin of two lakh votes. His resounding success underscored his widespread popularity and strong support base among the electorate.

Karan Bhushan Singh is poised to carry forward his family’s political legacy by stepping into the electoral arena himself.

Congress has yet to announce its candidature for Raebareli.

 

Topics: Dinesh Pratap SinghKaran Bhushan SinghBJPRaebareliLok Sabha Elections 2024
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