Madhya Pradesh BJP Fields 2 Women Leaders For Rajya Sabha Elections

Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.

Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region. Ms Valmiki is from the Scheduled Castes, or SC, category and has been a grassroot worker of the BJP since early the 1990s. The party has left candidates like Kailash Vijayvargiya, Jaibhan Singh Pavaiya and former minister Lal Singh Arya in favour of the two women candidates for the elections to the upper house.Bhopal: Women power all the way for the ruling BJP in the Rajya Sabha election for the three seats from Madhya Pradesh. BJP leader Kavita Patidar and Sumitra Valmiki filed their nominations for the Rajya Sabha elections in Bhopal on Tuesday. Ms Patidar is the daughter of former minister and assembly Deputy Speaker Bherulal Patidar, and is currently BJP state general secretary. Ms Valmiki is a three-time municipal councillor from Jabalpur. With the two women leaders, the BJP is looking to strike a balance between caste and gender representation on the vacant seats, with an eye in the upcoming Gujarat elections. Ms Patidar is from the Other Backward Classes, or OBC, which has a major presence in the state's Malwa-Nimar region