Reform Party (Mauritius)

Reform Party (Mauritius)
AbbreviationRP
LeaderRoshi Bhadain
FounderRoshi Bhadain
Founded27 January 2017 (2017-01-27)
HeadquartersBeau Bassin
Political positionCentre-left
ColorsYellow
National Assembly of Mauritius
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Website
https://www.reformparty.mu/

The Reform Party[1][2][3][4] (French: Parti Réformiste) is a political party in Mauritius. The party is led by Roshi Bhadain, who had resigned[5] from the parliament on the 23rd of June 2017, to bring in a new change in the Mauritian political arena.

Linion Reform Coalition

During the Mauritius General elections 2024, The Reform Party (Mauritius) formed the Linion Reform coalition together with the Linion Moris alliance which comprises of the following political parties: GREA, 100% Citoyens, Mouvement Patriotique, Rassemblement Mauricien, Les Verts Fraternels, Ralliement Citoyen Pour la Patrie, En Avant Moris, Parti Justice Sociale, Parti Justice et vérité.[6]

Candidates of Linion Reform at the 2024 Mauritian general election were:[7]

Constituency Candidate 1 Candidate 2 Candidate 3
No. 1 (GRNO/Port-Louis Ouest) Jean claude Barbier Dr Didier Michel Ivor Tan Yan
No. 2 (Port-Louis Sud/Port-Louis Centre) Bashir Jahangeer Raouf Khodabaccus Olivier Maigre
No. 3 (Port-Louis Maritime/Port-Louis Est Warren Malépa Ferhat Abass Mamode Muhammad Husayn Mangalkhan
No. 4 (Port-Louis Nord/Montagne-Longue) Dr Sylvia Edouard Christianne Jean-Pierre Satish Ramruttun
No. 5 (Pamplemousses/Triolet) Jeeanmotee Tooreea (Asha) Guness Salonee Devi Seewoobudul Soondress TEELUCK (Robin)
No. 6 (Grand-Baie/Poudre d'Or) Yanesh Puryag Akilesh Mangar Sylvio Legallant
No. 7 (Piton/Rivière-du-Rempart) Tevin Nundloll (Vinesh) Yugeshware Ramdoyal (Ashwan) Padma Utchanah
No. 8 (Quartier-Militaire/Moka) Domun Muhammad Sajjid Paniken Dil Levee (Gemini) SOBURRUN Prasan Kumar (Vishal)
No. 9 (Flacq/Bon-Accueil) Dharmanand Chukowa Mahen Saulick Khevan Yash Kawal
No. 10 (Montagne-Blanche/GRSE) Chris Philippe Ramrajsingh Buskalowa (Deepak) Rahul Omkar BHASIN
No. 11 (Vieux-Grand-Port/Rose-Belle) Kailash Satyawan Trilochun Oomduth (Rajiv) Lallsa Dr Sita Jeeneea
No. 12 (Mahébourg/Plaine-Magnien) Cliff Grenade Roopesh (Kunal) Hoseneea Awadhkoomarsing Balluck
No. 13 (Rivière-des-Anguilles/Souillac) Satish Boabul Preetam Rambaruth Irshaad Ramjane
No. 14 (Savanne/Rivière-Noire) Seewajee Coocaram (Luv) Michele D’Autriche -Dulthummon Anand Nunkoo
No. 15 (La Caverne/Phœnix) Kalinka Bologna-Lisis Thelma Maharaullee Kamini Lutchmenarraidoo (Surat)
No. 16 (Vacoas/Floréal) Nando Bodha Patrick Philogene Siven Chinien
No. 17 (Curepipe/Midlands) Dr Sheila Bunwaree Mirella Chauvin Louis José Gaëtan Moïrt
No. 18 (Belle-Rose/Quatre-Bornes) Dr Neena Ramdenee Kirti Ramdin Kirti Lutchmeeparsad RAMDIN Vishwadev (Dev) Sunnasy
No. 19 (Stanley/Rose-Hill) Patrick Belcourt Rama Valayden Dr Daniella Police-Michel
No. 20 (Beau-Bassin/Petite-Rivière) Geraldine Geoffroy Ryad Subratty Roshi Bhadain


References

  1. ^ "Roshi Bhadain lance son parti politique, The Reform Party".
  2. ^ "Politique : Roshi Bhadain lance le Reform Party".
  3. ^ "Roshi Bhadain lance le Reform Party".
  4. ^ "ROSHI BHADAIN LANCE LE REFORM PARTY".
  5. ^ "Roshi Bhadain provokes a by-election in No 18: A necessity or waste of resources?".
  6. ^ "Nouvelle alliance : Linion Reform voit le jour, les modalités dévoilées". lexpress.mu (in French). 13 October 2024. Retrieved 17 November 2024.
  7. ^ "Élections générales : les 60 candidats de Linion Reform". Le Mauricien (in French). 18 October 2024. Retrieved 17 November 2024.
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