Sagar Khandre files nomination papers for the second time in Bidar, takes part in roadshow and public meeting
The Hindu
Sagar Khandre files nomination papers for Bidar Lok Sabha seat with massive roadshow, challenging incumbent BJP candidate.
Congress candidate in Bidar Lok Sabha Constituency for the Lok Sabha elections, Sagar Khandre submitted another set of nomination papers to the Returning Officer in Bidar on Wednesday.
He earlier filed a set of nomination papers on Tuesday.
This time, he took out a massive roadshow in a show of strength and support after filing the nomination papers. His father and Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre, Municipal Administration Minister Rahim Khan, the former Minister Rajashekhar Patil Humnabad, the former legislator Ashok Kheny and other senior party leaders accompanied the candidate.
After filing his nomination papers, Sagar Khandre paid floral tributes to Basavanna and participated in the roadshow that marched through Bhagat Singh Circle, Ambedkar Circle, Shivaji Circle and Shivasharana Haralayya Circle before concluding at Ganesh Maidan.
Addressing an emotionally charged party activists at a public meeting at Ganesh Maidan, Eshwar Khandre called upon them to say goodbye to Union Minister Bhagawanth Khuba, who is the BJP candidate this time also.
“Mr. Khuba has done nothing for the development of the constituency. BJP legislators themselves expressed their discontentment over the performance of Mr. Khuba and demanded that their party leadership not field him in the elections. You need to teach him a lesson by defeating him in the elections,” Eshwar Khandre said.
Pointing to the cancellation of flight services from Bidar, Eshwar Khandre said that civil aviation services from Bidar have been cancelled even though Mr. Khuba, incumbent Lok Sabha member from the constituency, is a Minister in the Union government.
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