World News / This woman wanted to challenge Putin in the presidential elections - 100 mistakes in nomination; candidature canceled

World News: The Election Commission has given a big blow to the female candidate and former MP Yekaterina Duntsova, who challenged Putin in the Russian presidential elections. The Election Commission has canceled the candidature of Yekaterina Duntsova, who is at the forefront of challenging President Putin in the 2024 elections. This cleared the biggest thorn in Putin's path. Former MP Yekaterina Duntsova is considered Putin's biggest opponent. She has been opposing Putin's attack in the Russia-Ukraine war. Former MP Yekaterina Duntsova is calling for peace in Ukraine. But now his dream of contesting the presidential elections has been shattered.

The election campaign of a Russian leader supporting peace in Ukraine suffered a setback on Saturday when the country's Central Election Commission refused to accept her initial nomination submitted by a group of supporters, citing mistakes in documents. done. Former MP Yekaterina Duntsova is calling for peace in Ukraine and hopes to challenge President Vladimir Putin in the elections. But the Election Commission has found 100 mistakes in his nomination and canceled it.

Former MP Yekaterina Duntsova spoke after cancellation of nomination

After her nomination was rejected, Duntsova wrote on the messaging app Telegram, "The Central Election Commission refused to accept my nomination paper on December 23." According to a Telegram channel associated with Duntsova's election campaign, the Commission 100 mistakes were found in their nomination papers, including mistakes in the spelling of names. She said she would challenge the decision in Russia's Supreme Court and appealed to leaders of the Yabloko (Apple) political party to nominate her as a candidate.