The Maval Lok Sabha Constituency is one of the 17 Lok Sabha constituencies in Maharashtra going to vote on April 29. It covers - Pimpri, Chinchwad, Maval, Karjat, Panvel, and Uran. Three of them are from Pune while the other three are in Raigad.
The Maval Lok Sabha Constituency is one of the 17 Lok Sabha constituencies in Maharashtra going to vote on April 29. It covers - Pimpri, Chinchwad, Maval, Karjat, Panvel, and Uran. Three of them are from Pune while the other three are in Raigad.
There’s an interesting battle on the cars here as NCP leader Ajit Pawar’s son and Sharad Pawar’s grandson Parth taking on Shiv Sena’s Shrirang Barne
In 2014, Shrirang Chandu Barne of Shiv Sena won with a margin of 1.57 lakh votes beating Laxman Padaurang Jagtap of the PWP.
In 2009, Ganajan Babar of the Shiv Sena managed to secure his winning position by getting 80,000 votes against NCP’s Azam Pansare.
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Candidate Name
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Party Name
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Adv. Kanade Sanjay Kisan
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Bahujan Samaj Party
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2
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PARTH AJIT PAWAR
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Nationalist Congress Party
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3
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SHRIRANG APPA CHANDU BARNE
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Shivsena
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4
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Jagdish alias Ayyappa Shamrao Sonawane
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Kranti Kari Jai Hind Sena
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5
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JAYA SANJAY PATIL
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Ambedkarite Party of India
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6
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PANDHARINATH NAMDEO PATIL
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Bahujan Mukti Party
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7
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Prakash Bhivaji Mahadik
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Bhartiya Navjawan Sena (Paksha)
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8
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MADAN SHIVAJI PATIL
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Bharatiya Praja Surajya Paksha
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9
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RAJARAM NARAYAN PATIL
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Vanchit Bahujan Aaghadi
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10
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SUNIL BABAN GAIKWAD
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Bahujan Republican Socialist Party
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11
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AJAY HANUMANT LONDHE
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Independent
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12
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Amruta Abhijit Apte
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Independent
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13
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Navnath Vishwanath Dudhal
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Independent
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14
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PRASHANT alias BABARAJE GANPAT DESHMUKH
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Independent
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15
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BALKRUSHNA DHANAJI GHARAT
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Independent
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16
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RAKESH PRABHAKAR CHAVAN
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Independent
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17
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RAJENDRA MARUTI KATE (PATIL)
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Independent
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18
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VIJAY HANUMANT RANDIL
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Independent
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SURAJ ASHOKRAO KHANDARE
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Independent
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20
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SURESH SHRIPATI TAUR
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Independent
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Dr. SOMNATH ALIAS BALASHAHEB ARJUN POL
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Independent
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The Maharashtra Mahabharata
The fate of 323 candidates, including Union minister Subhash Bhamre, Congress nominees Milind Deora and Urmila Matondkar, will be decided in the fourth and final phase of polling in Maharashtra covering 17 Lok Sabha constituencies on April 29.
More than 3.11 crore voters spread across the 17 Lok Sabha seats located in North Maharashtra, Mumbai, Thane, Palghar and parts of Western Maharashtra, are eligible to exercise their franchise.
As many as 33,314 polling stations are being set up in these constituencies, where 323 candidates are in the poll field.
Of the total 3,11,92,823 voters, 1,66,31,707 are male, 1,45,59,698 female and 1,418 from the third gender.
The constituencies voting on April 29 are: Nandurbar, Dhule, Dindori, Nashik (North Maharashtra), Palghar, Bhiwandi, Kalyan, Thane (located on Mumbai's outskirts), Mumbai North, Mumbai North-West, Mumbai North-Central, Mumbai North-East, Mumbai South and Mumbai South-Central, Maval, Shirur (Pune district) and Shirdi (Ahmednagar district).
In 2014, the BJP had won 8 of these 17 seats, while its ally Shiv Sena bagged the remaining 9.
The Palghar seat was won by the BJP in 2014. However, this time the Shiv Sena is contesting on the seat as part of a pre-poll alliance between the two saffron allies.
Opposition Congress, which had won just two seats in 2014 in Maharashtra, is facing a tough task of reclaiming its lost support base in North Maharashtra and Mumbai.
The NCP is fighting to regain its position in Thane district and Western Maharashtra.
Prominent candidates in the fray include Bhamre (Dhule-BJP), actress-turned-politician Urmila Matondkar (Mumbai North), Priya Dutt (Mumbai North-Central Congress) and Deora (Mumbai South).
From the NCP, its president Sharad Pawar's grandnephew Parth Pawar is making his electoral debut from Maval, while popular Marathi actor Amol Kolhe is the NCP candidate from Shirur.
Maharashtra has 48 Lok Sabha seats, the second highest after Uttar Pradesh (80). Voting for 31 of these seats was held in the first three phases - April 11, 18 and 23.
Counting of votes will take place on May 23.
This is for the first time that Maharashtra is having a four-phase polling in Lok Sabha elections.
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