A record 58 candidates are contesting the Jubilee Hills Assembly bye-election, prompting four ballot units per booth. Independents chose quirky symbols like baby walker and CCTV camera. The key battle features Congress, BRS and BJP after BRS MLA Maganti Gopinath’s death necessitated the poll

Hyderabad: From fruits to kitchen utensils and from household items to electrical and electronic goods, the candidates in the Jubilee Hills Assembly bye-election have chosen a variety of election symbols, both mundane and unusual.

There are 58 candidates in the fray for the November 11 bye-election to the Assembly constituency in Hyderabad. The Election Commission on Sunday issued the list of contesting candidates and election symbols allotted to them.

Candidates of smaller parties and independents

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