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People of Wayanad require change: BJP’s LS candidate Navya Haridas – World News Network

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Last updated: October 24, 2024 12:00 am
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Wayanad (Kerala) [India], October 24 (ANI): BJP candidate from Wayanad Lok Sabha constituency, Navya Haridas has said that the people of the constituency require a change in the way the politics is being conducted and exuded confidence that this time people will favour BJP.
Navya Haridas will file her nomination papers later today. Senior BJP leaders will accompany her on this occasion.
“Today, I’m filing my nomination and BJP’s state and national leaders will be along with me. I’m so excited and happy that the party has offered me such a wonderful opportunity. We started the election work a couple of days back. People require a change in the politics. So I think this time they are going to favour the BJP,” Navya Haridas told ANI.
She alleged that the MPs who represented the constituency never raised the real issues of the constituency.
“I know Wayanad very well and as a state general secretary of Mahila Morcha, I have visited Wayanad many times. I have been involved with the problems of Wayanad many times. I worked with the people of Wayanad. None of the issues of Wayanad were raised in the parliament. They have never cared about the real needs of Waynad. 10 per cent of the Wayanad consists of tribal population. Their upliftment has never been the consideration of the MPs,” she said.
Navya Haridas is pitted against Congress’ Priyanka Gandhi and LDF’s Sathyan Mokeri.
Priyanka Gandhi filed her nomination on Wednesday in the presence of top leaders of the party as she embarks on her electoral debut.
She held a massive roadshow before the filing of her nomination. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and other top leaders of the UDF participated in the roadshow.
The Wayanad seat was vacated by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi after he was also elected to Lok Sabha from Raebareli in Uttar Pradesh in the general elections held earlier this year.
Congress party approved Priyanka Gandhi’s candidature on October 15, after the bypoll schedule was announced by the Election Commission of India.
Wayanad will go to the polls on November 13 along with voting for bye-elections in 47 assembly seats across 15 states. The first phase of assembly polls in Jharkhand will also be held on November 13. (ANI)

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