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Hardeep Puri's Rajya Sabha nomination cleared; set to be elected unopposed from MP
By Express News Service3 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
The Returning Officer cleared Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's nomination for the November 12 Rajya Sabha by-election from Madhya Pradesh, rejecting objections raised by the Congress and the nominations of two independent candidates.
Following the rejection of all other candidates, Puri is set to be elected unopposed to the Upper House of Parliament.
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BHOPAL: Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri's nomination as the ruling BJP candidate for the November 12 Rajya Sabha by-election from Madhya Pradesh was cleared by the Returning Officer (RO) on Tuesday, with all objections raised by the Congress rejected during scrutiny.
With the RO also rejecting the nominations of the two independent candidates — Congress-backed social activist Rajkumar Lohani and Telangana native Kante Sayanna — for submitting incomplete nomination papers, Puri is now the only candidate left in the fray. This means he is set to be elected unopposed to the Upper House of Parliament after the deadline for withdrawal of nominations expires at 3 pm on November 5.
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