BJP Announces Candidates for Bikaner District Council Elections

Bikaner, October 13: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has officially released the list of candidates for the upcoming district council elections in Bikaner. The party has submitted the election symbols for all 41 candidates to the district election officials. According to party spokesperson Manish Soni, this process was completed on Tuesday under the leadership of Shyam Panchariya, the president of BJP’s rural district unit, following the candidates’ nomination process.

The released list includes candidates for wards numbered 1 to 41, with each name accompanied by the respective father’s or husband’s name.

Complete Ward-wise List

District Council Candidates – Bikaner Rural
Ward	Candidate	Father/Husband’s Name
1	Sunita Rohitash	–
2	Balvinder Kaur	Avtar Singh
3	Sawai Singh	Bhim Singh
4	Kavita	Shri Ram Dhayal
5	Fateh Raj Singh Bhati	Khinv Singh
6	Sharada	Kailash
7	Gajanand	Kanar Ram
8	Pushpa	Pratap Ram
9	Mooley	Rajkumar
10	Shilwati	Rameshwar
11	Dhapu Kanwar	Bhairon Singh
12	Ram Lal	Kedar Lal
13	Kamal Ram	Chandra Meghwal
14	Devi Singh	Madan Singh
15	Mangilal Mandal	Bhagirath
16	Mangu Singh	Kalyan Singh
17	Pema Ram	Ujra Ram Meghwal
18	Indra Ram	Ratan
19	Maloo Kanwar	Bahadur Singh
20	Rukma Devi	Mghar Ram
21	Akhara Ram	Godara Nanuram
22	Anil Kumar	Gangaram Meghwal
23	Sahir Ram	Loonar Ram
24	Om Prakash	Gulab Chand Godara
25	Kavita	Nand Kishore
26	Nirmala Devi	Iswar Ram
27	Kiran Kanwar	Jaswant Singh
28	Suman Devi	Mahesh Moond
29	Mamata	Rajuram
30	Hetaram	Rooparam
31	Basakri	Krishna Kumar
32	Raju Das	Swami Badri Das
33	Loonar Ram	Megharam
34	Santosh	Mahendra
35	Indra	Bhadranath
36	Sarita	Om Prakash
37	Suresh Kanwar	Bhagirath Singh
38	Om Prakash	Renvataram
39	Licchhama Devi	Hanuman Ram
40	Kanchan	Murli Dhar Joshi
41	Sunita Devi	Shravan Saraswat

Overview:

Party: Bharatiya Janata Party, Bikaner Rural
Total Candidates: 41, from Ward 1 to 41
Event: Election symbols submitted to district election officials
Date: Tuesday, October 13
Led by: District President Shyam Panchariya

Election Atmosphere Heats Up in Bikaner

On the same day, a Congress Panchayat Raj election conference took place in Nal village, where former Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot criticized the state government over issues like moong prices, canal water, and cow shelter grants. Prior to the Panchayat elections, the BJP appointed 72 election in-charges across 41 districts.

The state is conducting Panchayati Raj elections in four phases, with the model code of conduct in effect for rural areas. Due to Dhanteras, the dates for the first three phases have been moved up by one day, with the first phase of voting starting on October 22.

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