The candidates were decided at a meeting of party's Central Election Committee chaired by Congress president Sonia Gandhi, which met in the capital on Saturday night.
Naithani and Mayukh Mahar were the other prominent candidates to file their nominations.
Congress had approached the EC seeking postponement of the event till the conclusion of the poll process on the plea that the platform could be used for influencing voters in the poll-bound state.
The meeting on Wednesday had set off speculation that BJP may field Rohit, who had accompanied his father, from Uttarakhand, which goes to polls on February 15.
In the cradle of the Himayalas, Pauri Garhwal district suffers high migration out of the hills, thanks to near-zero irrigation, declining farming, zero employment, poor education and health facilities.
Tiwari has been seeking a ticket for Rohit from Kumaon region of Uttarakhand and the BJP has reportedly agreed to his demand.
Regional satraps can be particularly useful as BJP has not declared a chief ministerial candidate, while incumbent Chief Minister Harish Rawat is the face of Congress there.
Tiwari has been seeking a ticket for Rohit from Kumaon region of Uttarakhand.
ND Tiwari had earlier served as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh as well as Andhra Pradesh Governor.
After many election promises, work began on a permanent capital in Gairsain 2 years ago but project now awaits funds.
Rawat said he was surprised to note that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's stern public posturing against dynastic politics had conveniently been ignored by his own party.
While most of the disappointed contenders are yet to disclose their cards, they make no bones about their feeling of being left out.
"Ticket distribution is always difficult with more than one aspirants for all seats. However, considering all social configurations and other factors the list is quite balanced taking care of all," Pradesh BJP spokesman Munna Singh Chauhan said.
"While BJP has already made its stand clear over the issue what needs to be noted that it is Congress which misused Gandhi's name all these years," BJP National Secretary Shrikant Sharma said
Arya, a six-term MLA, has reportedly been upset with the functioning of Chief Minister Harish Rawat.
The Mulayam faction of the party yesterday released a list of 26 candidates for the forthcoming assembly elections in Uttarakhand slated for February 15.
Rahul Gandhi is addressing party workers in Rishikesh ahead of assembly elections in Uttarakhand.
The Uttarakhand unit of SP has decided to contest on the symbol which Mulayam Singh Yadav gets after the Election Commission’s decision, which is expected on Monday.
Vijay Bahuguna: The former CM had defeated Prakash Pant in a bypoll in Sitarganj. In the general elections, Pant had lost from Pithoragarh.
At his rally in Dehradun last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had attacked the Congress government over what is called the “scooter scam”.
Chief Election Officer Radha Raturi asked the state's Congress chief Kishore Upadhyay and BJP chief Ajay Bhatt to respond to the notice within three days.
However Chief Minister Harish Rawat's spokesperson Surendra Kumar said, "Getting parole from time to time is the right of prisoners and Congress has no intention to use them in election."
Fielding all Congress rebels from seats of their choice may cause resentment among old party hands who may have nursed those constituencies all these years in the hope of getting a ticket.
"I am fit, just have a bit of cervical problems. I am totally healthy for the upcoming elections", said Rawat
On Saturday, Upadhyaya conceded during a press conference that the state Congress is running on “two axes”