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Nagaland election 2023: NPF, JD (U), RPI (A), NCP, Congress issue party tickets
Several political parties including the Naga People’s Front (NPF), Janata Dal (United), Republic Party of India (A) and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) issued party tickets to candidates to contest the election to the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly scheduled for February 27.
NPF issued party tickets to six more candidates in the second phase by the president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu at party central office in Kohima on Sunday.
A statement from NPF said that more tickets were expected to be issued on February 6.
Speaking at the ticket-distribution programme, Liezietsu said the NPF party is facing a ‘temporary setback’ as it cannot participate in all the 60 Assembly constituencies, adding that there were many party ticket seekers but it decided to ‘marginalise and issue only to the best candidate’.
Leader of NPF legislature party, Kuzholuzo Nienu, asserted that NPF is not fielding candidates in all the 60 seats but the party will “produce the best result in the coming election”.
| Second list of NPF candidates | |
| Name of candidate | Name of constituency |
| Moasangba Jamir | 25 Mongoya |
| Major Toshikaba | 28 Koridang |
| Imjongwati Longkumer | 29 Jangpetkong |
| Akavi Sumi | 35 Zunheboto |
| Chingsak Konyak | 44 Phomching |
| H Mukam | 58 Shamator Chessore |
Meanwhile, JD (U), on Sunday, made the party’s first list, comprising eight candidates, public for the upcoming election.
| First list of JD (U) candidates | |
| Name of candidate | Name of candidates |
| Imsumongba Pongen | 4 Ghaspani I |
| Jwenga Jeb | 12 Tseminyu |
| Vipopal Kintso | 15 Southern Angami II |
| J Lanu Longchar | 30 Alongtaki |
| Senchumo Lotha | 37 Tyui |
| Geihwang Konyak | 43 Tapi |
| N Thongwang Konyak | 46 Mon |
| Ajungli Sangtam | 52 Longkhim Chare |
Further, a total of eight candidates, including deputy speaker of Nagaland Legislative Assembly T Yangseo Sangtam, were allotted party tickets by the Republic Party of India (A).
| List of RPI (A) candidates | |
| Name of candidate | Name of constituency |
| Z Kasheto Yeptho | 5 Ghaspani II |
| AR Loguseng Semp | 12 Tseminyu |
| Wangka Konyak | 47 Aboi |
| H Nyemli Phom | 49 Tamlu |
| Lima Onen Chang | 51 Noksen |
| Sethrichem Sangtam | 52 Longkhim Chare |
| Imtichoba Chang | 54 Tuensang Sadar II |
| T Yangseo Sangtam | 60 Pungro-Kiphire |
Additionally, a total of 12 candidates were approved by the central high command of the NCP to contest the upcoming Assembly election in Nagaland.
| List of NCP candidates | |
| Name of candidate | Name of constituency |
| Namri Nchang | 6 Tening |
| Zale Neikha | 15 Southern Angami II |
| Amenba Yaden | 21 Tuli |
| Picto Shohe | 32 Atoizu |
| S Toiho Yeptho | 33 Suruhuto |
| Y Mhonbemo Humtsoe | 38 Wokha town |
| Pohwang Konyak | 44 Phomching |
| Y Mankhao Konyak | 46 Mon town |
| A Pongshi Phom | 50 Longleng |
| Muthingnyuba Sangtam | 52 Longkhim Chare |
| Toyang Chang | 53 Tuensang Sadar I |
| Puthai Longon | 56 Noklak |
The central election committee of the All India Congress Committee (AICC)on Sunday selected four more candidates for the ensuing election.
| List of Congress candidates | |
| Name of candidate | Name of constituency |
| Meshenlo Kath | 9 Kohima town |
| Alem Jongshi | 27 Mokokchung town |
| Chenithung Humtsoe | 40 Bhandari |
| P Mulang | 56 Noklak |
NPF, JD (U), RPI (A), NCP, Congress issue party tickets
Eastern Mirror Desk
Dimapur, Jan. 5 (EMN): Several political parties including the Naga People’s Front (NPF), Janata Dal (United), Republic Party of India (A) and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) issued party tickets to candidates to contest the election to the 14th Nagaland Legislative Assembly scheduled for February 27.
NPF issued party tickets to six more candidates in the second phase by the president, Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu at party central office in Kohima on Sunday.
A statement from NPF said that more tickets were expected to be issued on February 6.
Speaking at the ticket-distribution programme, Liezietsu said the NPF party is facing a ‘temporary setback’ as it cannot participate in all the 60 Assembly constituencies, adding that there were many party ticket seekers but it decided to ‘marginalise and issue only to the best candidate’.
Leader of NPF legislature party, Kuzholuzo Nienu, asserted that NPF is not fielding candidates in all the 60 seats but the party will “produce the best result in the coming election”.
Meanwhile, JD (U), on Sunday, made the party’s first list, comprising eight candidates, public for the upcoming election.
Further, a total of eight candidates, including deputy speaker of Nagaland Legislative Assembly T Yangseo Sangtam, were allotted party tickets by the Republic Party of India (A).
Additionally, a total of 12 candidates were approved by the central high command of the NCP to contest the upcoming Assembly election in Nagaland. The central election committee of the All
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