Pandey argues that the BJP’s decision to align with a capitalist candidate rather than fielding a party loyalist signals a profound strategic failure. Nathwani, an industrialist who filed his nomination papers on Monday, maintains that his legislative bid rests on his track record of work within the state. His entry into the fray has transformed the contest into a high-stakes battle, as three candidates now vie for just two available seats.
The math for the June 18 election remains tight. While the JMM and Congress have solidified their positions with independent nominees, the BJP finds itself scrambling to secure the additional votes necessary to push Nathwani across the finish line. With the final deadline for nominations set for June 8, the state’s political landscape remains volatile as parties hunt for the remaining support required to clinch victory.





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