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Rajya Sabha Election 2026: Independent Candidate From MP Rajkumar Lohani's Nomination Gets Rejected

MP Rajya Sabha Election News: The nomination form of Congress-backed Independent Rajya Sabha candidate Rajkumar Lohani was rejected during the scrutiny process underway at the Madhya Pradesh Assembly on Tuesday. However, Lohani was yet to receive the decision in writing in this regard. The scrutiny of forms will continue until 5 PM. Congress' Objections To BJP Candidate, Flags Faults In Hardeep…

Rajya Sabha Election 2026: Independent Candidate From MP Rajkumar Lohani's Nomination Gets Rejected

The nomination form of Rajkumar Lohani, an independent candidate and Congress-backed candidate, was rejected during the scrutiny process at the Madhya Pradesh Assembly on Tuesday. Lohani has not yet received a written decision regarding his rejection. The scrutiny of nomination forms will continue until 5 PM.

Meanwhile, Congress has raised objections to the nomination form of BJP candidate and Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, flagging more than 25 faults. Congress Election Office in-charge J.P. Dhanopia stated that there are significant shortcomings in Puri's nomination form, which is currently on hold pending the resolution of these issues.

Puri had not named his children in the affidavit and declared 750 grams of gold, claiming its price was Rs 40 lakh. However, experts believe the actual price of the gold could be in the crores.

Rahul Kothari was present at the BJP side during the scrutiny of nomination papers. Congress MLA Hemant Katare claimed that Lohani was not given adequate time to respond to the objections. Lohani also mentioned that he did not receive sufficient time to file a reply to the objections raised against his nomination form.

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