Northeast Desk, 29th March: In a strategic maneuver ahead of the forthcoming general elections for the 14th House of the Nagaland State Assembly, the Indian National Congress (INC) has revealed its star campaigner lineup in accordance with Section 77(1) of the Representation of People Act 1951. The unveiling of this list signifies the party’s concerted effort to garner significant support in the northeastern state.
Leading the charge for the Congress party in Nagaland will be eminent figures including Mallikarjun Kharge, Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra. These seasoned campaigners are poised to leverage their political acumen to mobilize voters in the region and rally support for the Congress cause.
The star campaigner roster also features a diverse array of regional leaders and party stalwarts such as Akum Yimkhiung, N. Yona Konyak, Moa Emchen, and Mukul Wasnik. Their inclusion underscores the Congress party’s commitment to engaging with voters across various demographic and ethnic segments within Nagaland.
With the general elections slated for February 27, the Congress party’s meticulous selection of campaigners aims to energize supporters and bolster its electoral prospects in the state. The party’s focus on assembling a formidable lineup reflects its resolve to mount a formidable challenge against rival political factions.
Of note, five political parties have submitted their respective star campaigner lists for the upcoming elections, indicating the keen competition expected in Nagaland’s political arena. The active participation of multiple parties underscores the significance of the impending polls and the intense political dynamics at play.
As the campaign season unfolds, all eyes will be on how the Congress party’s star campaigners navigate the complexities of Nagaland’s socio-political landscape and sway voters in their favor. The revelation of the star campaigner list sets the stage for a compelling electoral contest, with each party striving for supremacy in the 14th House of the Nagaland State Assembly.
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