Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of Shiv Sena candidates

Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of Shiv Sena candidates

Though the final details of the Mahayuti's seat sharing arrangement are not out yet, the Shinde Sena is likely to be the second largest partner with around 78-80 seats in its kitty.

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Maharashtra assembly elections 2024: Here's a list of candidates fielded by Eknath Shinde's Shiv SenaMaharashtra assembly elections 2024: Here's a list of candidates fielded by Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena
Business Today Desk
  • Oct 23, 2024,
  • Updated Oct 23, 2024 3:28 PM IST

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's faction of the Shiv Sena on Tuesday late night released its first list of 45 candidates for the upcoming assembly elections. Shinde will contest from the Kopri-Pachpakhadi Assembly constituency in Thane, from where he has been an MLA since 2009. 

The Shiv Sena renominated almost all those MLAs who backed Eknath Shinde when he revolted against the Uddhav Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government in 2022. Shinde's right-hand man Deepak Kesarkar has been nominated from Sawantwadi whereas Maharashtra Industries Minister Uday Samant has got a ticket from the Ratnagiri Assembly seat. 

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Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of Shinde Sena candidates

S. No. Maharashtra Assembly ConstituenciesShiv Sena candidates
1. Kopri-PachpakhadiEknath Shinde
2. SawantwadiDeepak Kesarkar
3. RatnagiriUday Samant
4. Jogeshwari EastManisha Waikar
5. SakriManjula Gavit
6. ChopdaChandrakant Sonawane
7. Jalgaon Rural Gulabrao Patil
8. ErandolAmol Patil
9. PachoraKishor Patil
10. MuktainagarChandrakant Nimba Patil
11.BuldhanaSanjay Gaikwad
12. MehkarSanjay Raimulkar
13.DaryapurAbhijit Adsul
14. RamtekAshish Jaiswal
15. BhandaraNarendra Bhondekar
16.KalmanuriSantosh Bangar
17. SilodAbdul Sattar Abdul Nabi
18. PatanShambhuraj Desai
19.DigrasSanjay Rathod
20. Nanded NorthBalaji Devidasrao Kalyankar
21. Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar CentralPradip Shivnarayan Jaiswal
22. Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar WestSanjay Pandurag Shirsat
23. JalnaArjun Panditrao Khotkar
24.Malegaon OuterDadaji Bhuse
25.PaithanVilas Bhumre
26.VaijapurRamesh Bomare
27. NandgaonSuhas Kande
28. Ovala-MajiwadaPratap Sarnaik
29.MagathanePrakash Surve
30.ChandivaliDilip Lande
31.KurlaMangesh Kudalkar
32.MahimSada Sarvankar
33.BycullaYamini Jadhav
34.AlibagMahendra Dalvi
35.MahadBharatshet Gogawale
36.KarjatMahendra Thorve
37.UmargaDnyanraj Chougule
38. KhanapurSuhas Babar
39.ParandaTanaji Sawant
40.SangolaShahajibapu Patil
41.KoregaonMahesh Shinde
42.DapoliYogesh Kadam
43.RajapurKiran Samant
44.RadhanagariPrakashrao Abitkar
45.KarvirChandradip Narke

Though the final details of the Mahayuti's seat sharing arrangement are not out yet, the Shinde Sena is likely to be the second largest partner with around 78-80 seats in its kitty. Chief Minister Shinde said on Wednesday morning that the second list of Shiv Sena's candidates will be out soon. 

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Voting for the Maharashtra assembly elections will take place on November 20 and the results will be declared on November 23. 

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde's faction of the Shiv Sena on Tuesday late night released its first list of 45 candidates for the upcoming assembly elections. Shinde will contest from the Kopri-Pachpakhadi Assembly constituency in Thane, from where he has been an MLA since 2009. 

The Shiv Sena renominated almost all those MLAs who backed Eknath Shinde when he revolted against the Uddhav Thackeray-led Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) government in 2022. Shinde's right-hand man Deepak Kesarkar has been nominated from Sawantwadi whereas Maharashtra Industries Minister Uday Samant has got a ticket from the Ratnagiri Assembly seat. 

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Manisha Waikar, wife of the Mumbai North West Lok Sabha MP Ravindra Waikar, has been fielded from Jogeshwari East. In the recently conducted Lok Sabha polls, Ravindra Waikar won by a margin of merely 48 votes. 

Maharashtra Assembly Elections 2024: Full list of Shinde Sena candidates

S. No. Maharashtra Assembly ConstituenciesShiv Sena candidates
1. Kopri-PachpakhadiEknath Shinde
2. SawantwadiDeepak Kesarkar
3. RatnagiriUday Samant
4. Jogeshwari EastManisha Waikar
5. SakriManjula Gavit
6. ChopdaChandrakant Sonawane
7. Jalgaon Rural Gulabrao Patil
8. ErandolAmol Patil
9. PachoraKishor Patil
10. MuktainagarChandrakant Nimba Patil
11.BuldhanaSanjay Gaikwad
12. MehkarSanjay Raimulkar
13.DaryapurAbhijit Adsul
14. RamtekAshish Jaiswal
15. BhandaraNarendra Bhondekar
16.KalmanuriSantosh Bangar
17. SilodAbdul Sattar Abdul Nabi
18. PatanShambhuraj Desai
19.DigrasSanjay Rathod
20. Nanded NorthBalaji Devidasrao Kalyankar
21. Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar CentralPradip Shivnarayan Jaiswal
22. Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar WestSanjay Pandurag Shirsat
23. JalnaArjun Panditrao Khotkar
24.Malegaon OuterDadaji Bhuse
25.PaithanVilas Bhumre
26.VaijapurRamesh Bomare
27. NandgaonSuhas Kande
28. Ovala-MajiwadaPratap Sarnaik
29.MagathanePrakash Surve
30.ChandivaliDilip Lande
31.KurlaMangesh Kudalkar
32.MahimSada Sarvankar
33.BycullaYamini Jadhav
34.AlibagMahendra Dalvi
35.MahadBharatshet Gogawale
36.KarjatMahendra Thorve
37.UmargaDnyanraj Chougule
38. KhanapurSuhas Babar
39.ParandaTanaji Sawant
40.SangolaShahajibapu Patil
41.KoregaonMahesh Shinde
42.DapoliYogesh Kadam
43.RajapurKiran Samant
44.RadhanagariPrakashrao Abitkar
45.KarvirChandradip Narke

Though the final details of the Mahayuti's seat sharing arrangement are not out yet, the Shinde Sena is likely to be the second largest partner with around 78-80 seats in its kitty. Chief Minister Shinde said on Wednesday morning that the second list of Shiv Sena's candidates will be out soon. 

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Voting for the Maharashtra assembly elections will take place on November 20 and the results will be declared on November 23. 

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