8 candidates, one standby file nominations for Nagaland elections from Dimapur

As many as nine candidates, including a standby, filed their nomination papers for the Dimapur-I, II and III Assembly constituencies with the Returning Officer at the Deputy Commissioner office in Dimapur, on Monday.

Dimapur-I AC: Tovihoto Ayemi of BJP was accompanied by Union Minister for Minority Affairs John Barla and state’s minister of PHED Jacob Zhimomi during the filing of his nomination papers. He said the preparation for the election is full on.

Dimapur-II AC: Four candidates filed their nominations for this constituency on Monday.

After filing his nomination papers on NDPP ticket, Moatoshi Longkumer said the supporters are intact and he has big expectations with the support of the party.

An Independent candidate, Supu Jamir said he is contesting as an Independent as he was denied a BJP ticket. He said there is no question of withdrawing his candidature, while expressing confidence of coming out in flying colours.

S Amento Chishi of INC said that he is contesting in the Assembly election due to public demand and that he has no intention of withdrawing his candidature.

Y Vikheho Awomi, who is contesting on LJP(RV) ticket, said that he is confident as people have studied who is who.

Meanwhile, Kerenjungla Longkumer of NDPP also filed nomination as a standby candidate.

Dimapur-III AC: K Lun Tungnung is contesting as an Independent. He said after filing the nomination papers that the younger generation should look beyond money power and choose someone who can bring real change.

Hekani Jakhalu of NDPP ticket said after filing her nomination papers that she is confident of winning the election not because of her strength but because of the people, women, youth and others who are rooting for her as they want change. She added that she is fighting for the people.

On various rumours and allegations against her, she replied that she is upset about lots of propaganda against her, as she has a dream and goal to work for the people. ‘Many people have tarnished my image but I need to focus on the bigger goal and picture,’ she added.

Azheto Zhimomi, who filed nomination on LJP(RV) ticket, said that he is confident of the upcoming election and that everything depends on the people.

Dimapur, Feb. 4 (EMN): As many as nine candidates, including a standby, filed their nomination papers for the Dimapur-I, II and III Assembly constituencies with the Returning Officer at the Deputy Commissioner office in Dimapur, on Monday.

Dimapur-I AC: Tovihoto Ayemi of BJP was accompanied by Union Minister for Minority Affairs John Barla and state’s minister of PHED Jacob Zhimomi during the filing of his nomination papers. He said the preparation for the election is full on.

Dimapur-II AC: Four candidates filed their nominations for this constituency on Monday.

After filing his nomination papers on NDPP ticket, Moatoshi Longkumer said the supporters are intact and he has big expectations with the support of the party.

An Independent candidate, Supu Jamir said he is contesting as an Independent as he was denied a BJP ticket. He said there is no question of withdrawing his

, while expressing confidence of coming out in flying colours.

S Amento Chishi of INC said that he is contesting in the Assembly election due to public demand and that he has no intention of withdrawing his candidature.

Y Vikheho Awomi, who is contesting on LJP(RV) ticket, said that he is confident as people have studied who is who.

Meanwhile, Kerenjungla Longkumer of NDPP also filed nomination as a standby candidate.

Dimapur-III AC: K Lun Tungnung is contesting as an Independent. He said after filing the nomination papers that the younger generation should look beyond money power and choose someone who can bring real change.

Hekani Jakhalu of NDPP ticket said after filing her nomination papers that she is confident of winning the election not because of her strength but because of the people, women, youth and others who are rooting for her as they want change. She added that she is fighting for the people.

On various rumours and allegations against her, she replied that she is upset about lots of propaganda against her, as she has a dream and goal to work for the people. ‘Many people have tarnished my image but I need to focus on the bigger goal and picture,’ she added.

Azheto Zhimomi, who filed nomination on LJP(RV) ticket, said that he is confident of the upcoming election and that everything depends on the people.

An Independent candidate, Supu Jamir said he is contesting as an Independent as he was denied a BJP ticket. He said there is no question of withdrawing his An Independent candidate, Supu Jamir said he is contesting as an Independent as he was denied a BJP ticket. He said there is no question of withdrawing his An Independent candidate, Supu Jamir said he is contesting as an Independent as he was denied a BJP ticket. He said there is no question of withdrawing his An Independent candidate, Supu Jamir said he is contesting as an Independent as he was denied a BJP ticket. He said there is no question of withdrawing his

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