Congress candidate spent 6 lakhs in Sagar Lok Sabha: Audit of candidates expenditure accounts done, BJP candidate said expenditure of 2 lakhs Achi-News

Achi news desk-
Madhu Aggarwal, the election expenditure observer appointed for the Sagar parliamentary constituency, did the first inspection of the expenditure accounts of the candidates on Saturday. In which all 13 candidates who contested the election were called. But during the inspection, 11 out of 13 candidates appeared before the Expenditure Observer for inspection. 2 candidates remained absent during the inspection. In this, the details of the amount spent by the candidates in the elections were seen. In it it was revealed that Indian National Congress candidate Chandrabhushan Singh Bundela has so far spent the maximum amount of Rs 6 lakh 4 thousand 303 in the Lok Sabha elections. While Bahujan Samaj party’s Bhagwati Prasad Jatav got Rs 35,890, Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Dr. Lata Wankhede Got Rs 2 lakh 2 thousand 771, Mahanwad party Bhikam Bansal Party Kush Kush Kushway Gojan’s Res. Sharma earned Rs. Arif Makrani has spent Rs 25,000 and independent Sangram Singh Yadav has spent Rs 25,000. The other independent candidate Toshmani Panthi and independent Dharmendra Banpuriya remained absent during the inspection. Candidates can spend Rs 92 lakh in elections. For this, the candidate will have to open a separate account in the bank and maintain all the daily expenditure accounts in the election expenditure register received by the returning officer.