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The BJP is gearing up for its Central Election Committee meeting on October 12 to finalize candidates for the Bihar assembly elections. Top leaders including Prime Minister Modi and Home Minister Shah will attend this crucial session. This comes after the Bihar Core Group meets on October 11 to prepare recommendations for the final candidate list. The first joint NDA candidate list is expected to be released on October 13, officially kicking off their election campaign.

Key Points: BJP CEC Meeting October 12 to Finalise Bihar Poll Candidates

  • BJP CEC meeting scheduled for October 12 at party headquarters in Delhi
  • Modi, Nadda, and Shah expected to attend crucial candidate finalization
  • Bihar Core Group to meet October 11 before CEC session
  • First NDA joint candidate list likely to be released on October 13
  • Elections scheduled for November 6 and 11 with counting on November 14
  • NDA faces INDIA bloc alliance in 243-seat Bihar assembly
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BJP Central Election Committee meeting on Bihar polls likely on October 12

BJP's Central Election Committee meeting on October 12 will finalize Bihar election candidates with Modi, Nadda, and Shah attending. First NDA list expected October 13.

"A panel of three potential candidates has been prepared for each seat. - BJP Sources"

New Delhi, October 9

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is likely to hold a meeting of its Central Election Committee (CEC) on October 12 at 6:30 PM at the party headquarters in New Delhi.

The crucial meeting is expected to discuss and finalise the party's candidates and strategy for the upcoming Bihar Assembly elections.

Senior party leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, BJP National President J.P. Nadda, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, are expected to attend the session.

A panel of three potential candidates has been prepared for each seat. To finalise the names, the BJP's Bihar Core Group will hold a meeting in Delhi on October 11.

The final approval of the candidates' names will take place after these meetings, and the first joint list of the NDA is expected to be released on October 13, marking the formal start of the NDA's election campaign.

The discussions are likely to focus on seat distribution, alliances within the NDA, and key constituencies where the BJP aims to strengthen its position ahead of the polls.

The NDA, led by the BJP and JD(U), will be up against the INDIA bloc, led by Tejashwi Yadav of the RJD, the Congress, the CPI(ML) led by Deepankar Bhattacharya, the CPI, the CPM, and Mukesh Sahani's Vikasheel Insaan Party (VIP). The new entrant, Prashant Kishor's Jan Suraaj, has also staked claims on all 243 seats of the state.

The Election Commission has announced the schedule for the Bihar Assembly elections. The 243 Assembly seats will go to the polls in two phases on November 6 and November 11, with the counting of votes scheduled to take place on November 14.

- ANI

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Priya S
Interesting to see how NDA seat sharing works out this time. Last election there were some issues with allies. Hope they finalize everything smoothly and focus on development agenda rather than internal politics.
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David E
As someone following Indian politics, I appreciate the transparency in candidate selection process. Having a panel of three candidates for each seat ensures better quality control. Hope they prioritize merit over other considerations.
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Ananya R
While I support BJP's development work, I hope they give more tickets to women candidates this time. Bihar needs better representation for women in politics. The current numbers are quite disappointing. 🙏
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Sarah B
The timing seems perfect with final list coming just before campaigning starts. Smart strategy to maintain suspense and keep opposition guessing. Looking forward to seeing how this plays out in Bihar's political landscape.
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Vikram M
With Prashant Kishor entering the fray, this election becomes more interesting. His Jan Suraaj could be a game changer. BJP needs to be careful in constituencies where he might split anti-NDA votes. 🤔

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