I've noticed every constituency has 2 major party candidates who contest for elections, and the 3rd and below candidates are the lesser known candidates.

I'm from the Mumbai North West Constituency. I was trying to research and find candidates from my constituency who have done good work for their area and people. Our major candidates Ravindra Waikar from Shiv Sena Eknath Shinde alliance (BJP allied) and Amol Kirtikar Shiv Sena Uddhav Bal Thackrey alliance (Congress allied). I looked up the 3rd most popular and subsequent candidates in our constituency from 2019 and 2014 LS elections, I was not able to find anything in the news specific to the candidate.

This time I want to take the approach of voting for a good local candidate who has done work for their community, rather than a particular party. I looked up about the 2 major candidates in our constituency but all I was able to find was negative news in the press for scams they were involved in and questioned by the ED, their potential jailing for these scams, and other drama around the Shiv Sena split and who chose which side and why.

How can I find news, articles, and other information relating to the other candidates and understand their contributions to society to make a more informed vote?
Any suggestions, advice, information soruces are highly appreciable. Thanks in advance!

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•Kohli is married to a film star, INDI Alliance leader Raghav Chaddha is married to a film star.

•Siddaramaih was supporting RCB, Siddaramaih is supporting INDI Alliance.

•Virat Kohli left captaincy of RCB, Rahul Gandhi left presidency of Congress.

•This is last IPL of Dhoni, this is last election of Modi ji.

•Kohli has six pack abs, Rahul Gandhi has six pack abs.

•Owner of RCB looted public money, Owners of Congress looted public money.

Do you think all these are just coincidences?

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