Tanuja Gholap, daughter of former minister Babanrao Gholap, has sparked a family row by filing her nomination as an independent candidate from Deolali, where her brother Yogesh Gholap is contesting for the Shiv Sena (UBT). The family tensions are further
Maharashtra PollsFamily FeudDeolali ElectionsTanuja GholapPolitical DramaReal Estate MaharashtraNov 04, 2024

Tanuja Gholap is the daughter of former minister Babanrao Gholap. She filed her nomination as an independent candidate from Deolali to contest in the Maharashtra assembly elections, adding to the family tensions with her brother Yogesh and father Babanrao.
Babanrao Gholap sent his daughter a legal notice to stop her from using his name in the election, as he believes it could mislead voters. He is concerned about the potential impact on his political legacy.
Deolali is a constituency reserved for Scheduled Caste candidates. Babanrao Gholap won five assembly elections from Deolali on a Shiv Sena ticket from 1990 to 2009. His son Yogesh won the seat in 2014 but lost to Saroj Ahire of the NCP in 2019.
Babanrao Gholap is currently with the Thackeray faction of the Shiv Sena, while his son Yogesh Gholap is contesting the election from the Deolali constituency on a Shiv Sena (UBT) ticket.
The notice sent by Babanrao to Tanuja is significant because it highlights the family tensions and the legal measures being taken to influence the election. It also underscores the importance of political names and their potential to sway voter perceptions.

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