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Wazirpur candidate changed
From: AAP Media Cell  Sat, 3 Jan '15 2:42p
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Saturday,  3 January

Aam Aadmi Party has replaced its candidate from the Wazirpur assembly constituency of Delhi.

The party has dropped Mr Suresh Bhardwaj from its list following some prima facie negative report received against him from the area.  

The party has replaced him with Rajesh Gupta, who will be the AAP candidate from Wazirpur.

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AAP names its candidates for all 70 Delhi assembly constituencies
From: mediacellaap  Fri, 2 Jan '15 7:22p
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Friday, January 2

Aam Aadmi Party on Friday announced the names of eight more candidates for the coming Delhi assembly elections. With these eight names, the party has completed the process of naming its candidates for all 70 constituencies of the Delhi assembly.
Given below are the names of these eight candidates and their constituencies  

Sarita Singh                   Rohtash Nagar  (President Delhi unit CYSS)
Pankaj Pushkar              Timarpur
Haji Yunus                    Mustafabad
Ch. Goverdhan Singh    Mehrauli
Ajay Dutt                      Ambedkar Nagar
Suresh Bhardwaj          Wazirpur
Pramila Tokas              RK Puram
Pawan Sharma             Adarsh Nagar
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