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Two sitting MPs from state denied tickets in BJP’s list

Saturday, 23rd March,
Aurangabad.
                Sitting MPs Sunil Gaikwad (Latur) and Dilip Gandhi (Ahmednagar) were denied tickets for the forthcoming Loksabha Elections in the BJP’s first national list of candidates announced on Thursday. The list included 16 names from Maharashtra.
          Gaikwad had won the 2014 election by a majority of over 2.5 lakh votes. Considered to be close to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, he was reportedly at loggerheads with Latur district guardian minister Sambhaji Patil-Nilangekar.

Heena Gavit
The nomination of Sujay Vikhe Patil, son of senior Congress leader Radhakrishna Vikhe Patil, from Ahmednagar instead of Gandhi was a foregone conclusion ever since he joined the party last week. Sujay, a neurosurgeon by profession, will be making his entry into politics with this nomination. His late grandfather, Balasaheb Vikhe Patil was long associated with the Congress.
Sujay Vikhe Patil

 The party has also given tickets to Heena Gavit from Nandurbar, Raksha Khadse from Raver, Poonam Mahajan from Mumbai North-Central, Kapil Patil from Bhiwandi, Sanjay Dhotre from Akola, Ramdas Tadas from Wardha, Ashok Nete from Gadchroli and Gopal Shetty from Mumbai North.   

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