<p>New Delhi: Congress on Sunday announced the third and final list of seven candidates for Chhattisgarh Assembly elections, retaining two and dropping four MLAs.</p><p>Baikunthpur MLA Ambika Singh Deo and Raipur City North MLA Kuldeep Juneja have been repeated while sitting Congress MLAs of Sarai Pali, Mahasamund, Kasdol and Sihava have been replaced.</p>.BJP complains to Chhattisgarh poll authority, claims Cong candidates haven't disclosed criminal records.<p>Interestingly, Baikunthpur MLA’s NRI husband had in February urged her to quit politics after a BJP leader made uncharitable remarks in public. She, however, had decided to continue in politics.</p><p>The first phase of elections in Chhattisgarh is on November 7 while the second phase is ten days later. The counting of votes will be on December 3.</p><p>With its third list, Congress has retained 49 MLAs while dropping 22 in the election in which it hopes to retain power under Bhupesh Baghel.</p><p>With all candidates in place, Congress is likely to step up its campaign in the state where it believes it has a strong chance to return.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Congress on Sunday announced the third and final list of seven candidates for Chhattisgarh Assembly elections, retaining two and dropping four MLAs.</p><p>Baikunthpur MLA Ambika Singh Deo and Raipur City North MLA Kuldeep Juneja have been repeated while sitting Congress MLAs of Sarai Pali, Mahasamund, Kasdol and Sihava have been replaced.</p>.BJP complains to Chhattisgarh poll authority, claims Cong candidates haven't disclosed criminal records.<p>Interestingly, Baikunthpur MLA’s NRI husband had in February urged her to quit politics after a BJP leader made uncharitable remarks in public. She, however, had decided to continue in politics.</p><p>The first phase of elections in Chhattisgarh is on November 7 while the second phase is ten days later. The counting of votes will be on December 3.</p><p>With its third list, Congress has retained 49 MLAs while dropping 22 in the election in which it hopes to retain power under Bhupesh Baghel.</p><p>With all candidates in place, Congress is likely to step up its campaign in the state where it believes it has a strong chance to return.</p>