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After AAP's 'Kidnapping' Charge At BJP, Missing Candidate Withdraws Nomination | Breaking News
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November 16, 2022
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5:20Now PlayingThe Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by Arvind Kejriwal, claimed today that one of its candidates in Gujarat had been "kidnapped" and coerced with a gun to withdraw his nomination for the election taking place next month. The AAP initially claimed that Kanchan Jariwala, the party's candidate for Surat (East), had been missing since yesterday in a flurry of tweets. Mr. Sisodia claimed that Mr. Jariwala surfaced shortly after and was escorted by 500 police officers to the Gujarat election returning office. "There is pressure on him to withdraw his nomination. He has been forced to sit in the poll office and is being pressured by policemen. I want to tell the Election commission that this is an open threat to democracy," alleged Manish Sisodia. He tweeted to alert the Election Commission to his claims, "A candidate was kidnapped. They got him to withdraw his nomination at gunpoint. What can be a bigger emergency for the Election Commission? So we have come to the Election Commission with an appeal for immediate action."
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