Kolkata, March 19: With Congress announcing to go solo in the state of West Bengal for the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2019, it left the Left Front in that state miffed. Now the Left Front Committee has released a final list to field 38 candidates for the polls, instead of 25, which it released some days ago. Also, surprisingly, four seats – Maldala Uttar, Maldaha Dakshin, Jangirpur and Baharampur.

As per the latest list released by the Left Front, new candidates have been announced from – Darjeeling (Saman Pathak), Krishnanagar (Dr Shantanu Jha), Barrackpur (Gargi Chatterjee), Dum Dum (Nepaldeb Bhattacharya), Mathurapur (Dr Sharat Haldar), Kolkata Uttar (Kaninika Bose), Howrah (Sumitra Adhikary), Sreerampur (Tirthankar Roy), Ghatal (Tapan Ganguly), Talmuk (SK Ibrahim Ali), Kanthi (Paritosh Pattanayak), Jhargram (Deblina Hembram), Bankura (Amiya Patra), Birbhum (Dr Rezaul Karim), Bolpur (Dr Ramchandra Dome) and Asansol (Gouranga Chatterjee). Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Left Front Committee Releases First List of 25 Candidates for West Bengal. 

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Left parties announced candidates for 38 constituencies out of 42 in West Bengal. Seats that Congress had won in 2014 Lok Sabha elections have been left vacant for now. pic.twitter.com/ohXt015LgO

— ANI (@ANI) March 19, 2019

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1.	Coochbehar (SC)	Govinda Roy	AIFB
2.	Alipurduars (ST)	Mili Oraon	AIFB
3.	Jalpaiguri (SC)	Bhagirath Roy	CPI(M)
4.	Darjeeling	Saman Pathak	CPI(M)
5.	Raiganj	Mohammad Salim	CPI(M)
6.	Balurghat	Ranen Barman	RSP
7.	Maldaha Uttar
8.	Maldaha Dakshin
9.	Jangirpur
10.	Baharampur
11.	Murshidabad	Badaruddoza Khan	CPI(M)
12.	Krishnanagar	Dr Shantanu Jha	CPI(M)
13.	Ranaghat (SC)	Rama Biswas	CPI(M)
14.	Bangaon (SC)	Alokesh Das	CPI(M)
15.	Barrackpur	Gargi Chatterjee	CPI(M)
16.	Dum Dum	Nepaldeb Bhattacharya	CPI(M)
17.	Barasat	Haripada Biswas	AIFB
18.	Basirhat	Pallab Sengupta	CPI
19.	Jaynagar (SC)	Subhas Naskar	RSP
20.	Mathurapur (SC)	Dr Sarat Haldar	CPI(M)
21.	Diamond Harbour	Dr Fuad Halim	CPI(M)
22.	Jadavpur	Bikash Ranjan Bhattacharya	CPI(M)
23.	Kolkata Dakshin	Nandini Mukherjee	CPI(M)
24.	Kolkata Uttar	Kaninika Bose (Ghosh)	CPI(M)
25.	Howrah	Sumitra Adhikary	CPI(M)
26.	Uluberia	Maksuda Khatun	CPI(M)
27.	Sreerampur	Tirthankar Roy	CPI(M)
28.	Hooghly	Pradip Saha	CPI(M)
29.	Arambag (SC)	Shakti Mohan Malik	CPI(M)
30.	Talmuk	SK Ibrahim Ali	CPI(M)
31.	Kanthi	Paritosh Pattanayak	CPI(M)
32.	Ghatal	Tapan Ganguly	CPI
33.	Jhargram (ST)	Deblina Hembram	CPI(M)
34.	Medinipur	Biplab Bhatta	CPI
35.	Purulia	Bir Singh Mahato	AIFB
36.	Bankura	Amiya Patra	CPI(M)
37.	Bishnupur (SC)	Sunil Khan	CPI(M)
38.	Bardhaman Purba (SC)	Iswar Chandra Das	CPI(M)
39.	Bardhaman - Durgapur	Abhas Roy Chowdhary	CPI(M)
40.	Asansol	Gouranga Chatterjee	CPI(M)
41.	Bolpur (SC)	Dr Ram Chandra Dome	CPI(M)
42.	Birbhum	Dr Rezaul Karim	CPI(M)

As per the Election Commission’s announcement on March 10, there would be seven phases of polls in the state, with ample security deployed to ensure peaceful elections. The polls would be conducted on April’s 11, 18, 23, 29 and May’s 6, 12, 19 in the state. The results of the Lok Sabha elections would be announced on May 23.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Mar 19, 2019 09:21 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).