<p>The Congress has released its fifth list of five candidates, including two sitting MLAs, for the Rajasthan Assembly elections.</p><p>The names for the remaining 44 seats are likely to be announced soon. The last date for filing nominations is November 6.</p><p>In the fifth list announced late on Thursday night, the party has renominated Rooparam Meghwal in Jaisalmer, while Saleh Mohammed has been fielded again from Pokaran.</p><p>The party has also fielded three candidates in BJP-held seats – Vidhyadhar Choudhary in Phulera, Hangami Lal Mewara in Asind, and Dhiraj Gurjar in Jahapur.</p><p>With this, Congress has announced names for 156 of the 200 seats, retaining 101 sitting MLAs while dropping ten so far. Twenty-one of the candidates are women.</p><p>None of the three Gehlot loyalists accused of leading the rebellion in September last year and not allowing a meeting of the Congress Legislature Party – Shanti Dhariwal, Mahesh Joshi, and Dharmendra Rathore – find a place in the third list either. There were reports that Dhariwal is seeking a ticket for his son.</p><p>The party's first list had 33 candidates, the second list had 43, the third had 19, and the fourth one had 56.</p>
<p>The Congress has released its fifth list of five candidates, including two sitting MLAs, for the Rajasthan Assembly elections.</p><p>The names for the remaining 44 seats are likely to be announced soon. The last date for filing nominations is November 6.</p><p>In the fifth list announced late on Thursday night, the party has renominated Rooparam Meghwal in Jaisalmer, while Saleh Mohammed has been fielded again from Pokaran.</p><p>The party has also fielded three candidates in BJP-held seats – Vidhyadhar Choudhary in Phulera, Hangami Lal Mewara in Asind, and Dhiraj Gurjar in Jahapur.</p><p>With this, Congress has announced names for 156 of the 200 seats, retaining 101 sitting MLAs while dropping ten so far. Twenty-one of the candidates are women.</p><p>None of the three Gehlot loyalists accused of leading the rebellion in September last year and not allowing a meeting of the Congress Legislature Party – Shanti Dhariwal, Mahesh Joshi, and Dharmendra Rathore – find a place in the third list either. There were reports that Dhariwal is seeking a ticket for his son.</p><p>The party's first list had 33 candidates, the second list had 43, the third had 19, and the fourth one had 56.</p>