The BJP has released 88 names for the 119 seats in Telangana so far.
Two BJP Members of Parliament G Kishan Reddy and K Laxman, who had earlier unsuccessfully contested for the Telangana Assembly, have been kept aside for the November 30 polls, according to the list of 35 candidates announced by the party on Thursday.
The BJP has fielded Lankala Deepak Reddy against former cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin from the Congress in the Jubilee Hills constituency.
With the fresh list, the BJP has so far released 88 names for the polls of the state assembly, which has 119 seats.
Telangana BJP chief Kishan Reddy, a Lok Sabha member from Secunderabad, contested from Amberpet in the 2018 polls and lost to Bharat Rashtra Samithi sitting MLA K Venkatesh, while Mr Laxman was defeated in Musheerabad segment by his BRS rival M Gopal.
Mr Laxman was nominated to Rajya Sabha from Uttar Pradesh last year.
A senior BJP leader told PTI that names for some of the seats have not been announced in view of the ongoing talks with Pawan Kalyan-led Janasena party.
The party sources said Janasena would be offered six to seven seats in districts bordering Andhra Pradesh.
C Krishna Yadav, former minister in undivided Andhra Pradesh, is being nominated for the Amberpet segment, while Poosa Raju will contest from Musheerabad.
Actor and former minister Babu Mohan and senior leader Marri Shahshidhar Reddy's names also figured in the list.
The party also nominated trade union leader Ashwathama Reddy.
This is the third list of BJP candidates. The first list with 52 and the second list with just one name were released by the party earlier.
Three Lok Sabha MPs, including its former Telangana president Bandi Sanjay Kumar, figured in the BJP's first list of 52 candidates.
The BJP has also given ticket to its firebrand Hindutva leader T Raja Singh from his Goshamahal seat after revoking his suspension, effected last year for alleged insulting remarks towards Prophet Muhammad.
Its election committee head Eatala Rajender has been fielded from Huzurabad, a seat the former BRS leader represents in the outgoing assembly.
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