BJP Names Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election Candidates

This comes after the Nationalist Congress Party released a list of names to field in eight constituencies of Arunachal Pradesh with state president Likha Saaya named from the Yachuli seat.

author-image
Pratidin Time
New Update
BJP Names Arunachal Pradesh Assembly Election Candidates

BJP has released a list of candidates for all 60 assembly constituencies in Arunachal Pradesh

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday announced the list of names for all 60 constituencies of the Arunachal Pradesh legislative assembly with chief minister Pema Khandu contesting from his the Mukto seat.

Meanwhile, deputy chief minister Chowna Mein has been fielded from the Chowkham seat and state BJP president Biyuram Wahge has been named from the Pakke-Kessang constituency.

This comes after the Nationalist Congress Party released a list of names to field in eight constituencies of Arunachal Pradesh with state president Likha Saaya named from the Yachuli seat.

The BJP's central election committee met on Monday (March 11) to deliberate on the candidates to field for the upcoming assembly polls in Arunachal Pradesh, according to a press release.

The release mentioned that the meeting was under the presidentship of Jagat Prakash Nadda, and was also attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.

Here is the list in full:

Sl No Name of Assembly Constituency Name of Candidate
1 Lumla (ST) Tsering Lhamu
2 Tawang (ST) Tsering Dorjee
3 Mukto (ST) Pema Khandu
4 Dirang (ST) Phurpa Tsering
5 Kalaktang Tseten Chombay Kee
6 Thrizino-Buragaon (ST) Kumsi Sidisow
7 Bomdila (ST) Dongru Siongju
8 Bameng (ST) Doba Lamnio
9 Chayangtajo (ST) Hayeng Mangfi
10 Seppa East (ST) Ealing Tallang
11 Seppa West (ST) Mama Natung
12 Pakke-Kessang (ST) Biyuram Wahge
13 Itanagar Techi Kaso
14 Doimukh Tana Hali Tara
15 Sagalee (ST) Ratu Techi
16 Yachuli (ST) Taba Tedir
17 Ziro Hapoli (ST) Hage Appa
18 Palin (ST) Bolo Raja
19 Nyapin Tai Nikio
20 Tali Jikke Tako
21 Koloriang (ST) Pani Taram
22 Nacho (ST) Nakap Nalo
23 Taliha (ST) Nyato Rigia (Doukum)
24 Daporijo (ST) Taniya Soki
25 Raga (ST) Rotom Tebin
26 Dumporijo (ST) Rode Bui
27 Liromoba (ST) Nyamar Karbak
28 Likabali (ST) Kardo Nyigyor
29 Basar (ST) Nyabi Jini Dirchi
30 Along West (ST) Topin Ete
31 Along East (ST) Kento Jini
32 Rumgong (ST) Talem Taboh
33 Mechukha (ST) Pasang Dorjee Sona
34 Tuting Yingkiong (ST) Alo Libang
35 Pangin (ST) Ojing Tasing
36 Nari-Koyu (ST) Tojir Kadu
37 Pasighat West (ST) Ninong Ering
38 Pasighat East (ST) Kaling Moyong
39 Mebo (ST) Lombo Tayeng
40 Mariyang Geku Olom Panyang
41 Anini (ST) Mopi Mihu
42 Dambuk (ST) Puinnyo Apum
43 Roing (ST) Mutchu Mithi
44 Tezu (ST) Badang Tayang
45 Hayuliang (ST) Dasanglu Pul
46 Chowkham (ST) Chowna Mein
47 Namsai (ST) Chau Zingnu Namchoom
48 Lekang (ST) Sujana Namchoom
49 Bordumsa-Diyum Somlung Mossang
50 Miao (ST) Kamlung Mossang
51 Nampong (ST) Izmir Tikhak
52 Changlang South (ST) Hamjong Tangha
53 Changlang North (ST) Tesam Pongte
54 Namsang (ST) Wangki Lowang
55 Khonsa East (ST) Kamrang Tesia
56 Khonsa West (ST) Chakat Aboh
57 Borduria Bogapani (ST) Wanglin Lowangdong
58 Kanubari (ST) Gabriel Denwang Wangsu
59 Longding Pumao (ST) Tanpho Wangnaw
60 Pongchao-Wakka (ST) Honchun Ngandam

The assembly elections in Arunachal Pradesh are held concurrently with Lok Sabha general elections. The last time elections were held in 2019, BJP won 41 of the 60 seats.

Also Read: Arunachal's Nani Opo Appointed as National Vice President of BJP ST Morcha

Bharatiya Janata Party BJP Arunachal Pradesh Assembly