Bhopal
The election process of Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress has been completed. About 16 lakh youths from all over the state have taken membership of Congress. 18 candidates are in the fray for the Youth Congress state president. There is 182 contender for the post of state general secretary. The organization claims that a new executive will be found after about two months. The most fierce leader in the Congress election has been seen in Dhar, the home district of Opposition, Umang Singhar. In Dhar, 15 candidates have contested the maximum number of candidates for the District President of Youth Congress.
Documents of new members will be investigated
State spokesperson of MP Congress Vivek Tripathi said that apart from the general secretary of the Youth Congress, the contenders for the block president, the Speaker, the District President voted. Now the documents of the members made close to 16 lakhs will be examined. Membership will be canceled if there is an error in the documents. It will take about two months to finalize this process. After about 2 months, the Youth Congress will get a new president and a new executive. The high command will call Delhi for the first three candidates for the post of state president. After this the name will be announced.
One member cast six votes
The process of membership and voting for the Youth Congress Organization elections in Madhya Pradesh has been completed. The polling and membership process started in MP from 9 am on 20 June, which lasted till the evening of 19 July. Voting was held in the Youth Congress as State President, State General Secretary, Assembly Speaker, District President, Block President, District General Secretary. One member cast six votes.
These contenders for the state president
A total of 18 candidates are in the fray for the post of Youth Congress State President. Among which Javed Patel, Yogita Singh, Neeraj Patel, Geeta Kadwe, Abhishek Parmar, Vishwajit Singh Chauhan, Vinay Pandey, Pramod Singh, Priyesh Chowkade, Rajveer Kudiya, Abdul Karim Siddiqui, Shubhangana Raje, Ashish Chaubey, Yash Ghanghoria, Sweety Patil, Devendra Singh Dadu, Shivraj Yadav, Monika Mandre, Monika Mandre, are in the election.
In the district of Kamal Nath, there was no match for the Youth Congress District President in Chhindwara and Pandhurna, the home district of former CM Kamal Nath. In both the districts, only one candidate contested the election. There was a single candidate in Harda too. Unopposed presidents will be elected in these three districts.
The scrutiny will run for two months, the new members have voted for 6 posts after taking membership in the membership campaign conducted for the election of the Youth Congress. Block President, Assembly Speaker, District President, District General Secretary, State General Secretary and State President have voted. Now all votes will be scrutinized for two months. It will be seen whether the voter has uploaded his documents or not, or not the video has been uploaded after voting. If the membership fees are not paid then the vote will be considered reject.
The triangular contest for the state president is seen in the election of the state president of the Youth Congress. The highest voting has been held in Jabalpur, Bhopal and Gwalior. Yash Ghanghoria, son of Jabalpur MLA and former minister Lakhan Ghanghoria, seems to be at the forefront of the state president’s race. At the same time, Abhishek Parmar of Bhopal and Shivraj Yadav of Gwalior have also put their full strength to win the election.
19 candidates of Youth Congress State President
Yogita Singh
Javed Patel
Abhishek Parmar
Neeraj Patel
Geeta Kadway
Pramod Singh
Vishwajit Singh Chauhan
Vinay Pandey
Rajveer Kudiya
Priyesh Chowkade
Abdul karim Qureshi
Shubhangana Raje Jamnia
Ashish Chaubey
Yash Ghanghoria
Devendra Singh Dadu
Sweetie Patil
Shivraj Yadav
Monica Mandre
Rajiv Singh
The most fierce fierce for the state general secretary is the most fierce fierce for the state general secretary of the Youth Congress. 182 candidates have contested for the general secretary. The state executive will have nine vice presidents with the president. These will be ST, SC, OBC, women, minority and a disabled vice -president.
48 state general secretaries will be made 48 state general secretary in the state executive of Youth Congress. Of these, 17 General Secretary will be from the unreserved category. 3 ST, SC, 5 OBCs, 5 minorities, 11 women, 2 OBC women, a minority woman, a disabled and a transgender will be made general secretaries.
