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New Delhi: The Congress party today lost its second Lok Sabha candidate within days, just before voting in the seat. Akshay Bam, the Congress candidate in Madhya Pradesh's Indore, dropped out of the race and joined the BJP today. The shocker emerged in a post by senior Madhya Pradesh BJP leader Kailash Vijayvargiya, who flaunted the candidate in a photo taken in a car. "Congress Lok Sabha candidate from Indore Akshay Kanti Bam is welcome in the BJP under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, party national president JP Nadda, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav and state president VD Sharma," Mr Vijayvargiya said in the post. Today was the last day of nominations for Indore, which votes in the fourth phase of elections on May 13. "Three candidates, including Congress' Bam, withdrew their nominations today as per the due procedure. The process has also been videographed," District Collector Ashish Singh told reporters. Akshay Bam visited the district collector's office to retract his candidacy, with BJP MLA Ramesh Mendola by his side. Congress had pitted poll debutant Mr Bam, 45, against the incumbent BJP MP Shankar Lalwani in Indore, which has the largest electorate in Madhya Pradesh. The Congress chose him at a time a string of party workers, including three former MLAs, have switched to the BJP in Madhya Pradesh. The opposition party lost a candidate in Gujarat's Surat last week following a series of dramatic events that included the disqualification of the Congress nominee and the withdrawal of eight candidates - including the BSP pick and independents - one after the other. On April 22, the BJP's Mukesh Dalal was declared unopposed winner for the Surat Lok Sabha constituency. As the Congress suffered its second setback, the party's local leaders in Indore expressed their disappointment and questioned the leadership's decision to choose Mr Bam as candidate.

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A serene nocturnal beachside escape.

A serene nocturnal beachside escape.

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Over 70,000 students applied for FYJC online admissions in Mumbai as of August 10, 2016. Another chance will be on August 18. In 2023-24, 35% of management/minority quota seats in class 11 were vacant in Mumbai's junior colleges, with 242 colleges having no quota admissions.