Ludhiana: The selection of this assembly, voters will witness some interesting fights among friends turned enemies.
The candidates used to be allies or at the same party but now they are interconnected.
Like Bikram Singh Majithia from Shiromani Akali Dal (Sad) and Navjot Singh Sidhu from Congress was pitted with each other but a moment ago together in the SAD-BJP alliance, many local candidates also have the same history.
BJP and Shiroman Akali Dal have been against many elections in the Alliance but, this time, both parties are rivals in the polls arena.
From the constituency of Ludihiana North, the Bharatiya Janata party has reduced the parvene banner for the third time in a row, even though he loses seats on two previous attempts.
He will fight against R D Sharma, who has joined Shiromani Akali Dal after leaving BJP.
From the northern constituency, the AAM AADMI party has deployed Madan Lal Bagga, who was sad before.
In 2017, Bagga had been contested as an independent candidate and created a problem for Bansal Parveen, while now he will cause a challenge for the two banal parveens and R D Sharma.
Asked about Tunching, Sharma said: “It doesn’t matter from which side I contest.
When I was in BJP, I worked wholeheartedly there, and now I’m in Akali Dal, so I do my job here.
I hope the best for All competitors, no matter who are included in the party.
I believe that instead of worrying about my opponents, I have to concentrate on my own campaign.
As far as the banal parveen, he is a senior politician and I respect it : “The competition must be healthy.
If there is no RD Sharma, it will be someone else.
I will still give the best.
The rest is up to the polling public.” Likewise from the Constituency of Dakha, captain Sandeep Sandhu from Congress and Damanjit Singh Mohi from Punjab Lok Congress (PLC) struggles against each other.
During the captain Amarinder Singh Time as the main minister in 2017, both of them have served as officers about the Special Task (OSD) to CM.
Sandhu decided to live in Congress, while Mohi went with the captain when he formed his own party.
From the West Ludhiana constituency, the Cabinet Minister Bharat Bhushan Ashu from Congress and Gurpreet Gogi from the Aam Aadmi Party faced each other.
Gogi has joined AAP after a stop from Congress recently.
Even in the center constituency of Ludhiana, the Surinder Dawar Congress candidate was the Jup against AThok Prashar Pappi AAP, who used to be in Congress.
The Lok Insaaf Party (lips) MLA Singh Bains and Congress Candidate Kamaljit Singh Karwal is a rival for the second time, while they used to be in good terms with each other for several years.
There are similar scenarios in several other constituencies.
A senior political observer said: “The king of this challenge is in almost every constituency of Ludhiana Regency, because the number of parties has increased and excessive politicians who used to be independent if the election ticket has received tickets and selection symbols.
This is purely a wedding with convenience.
The parties need Candidates and candidates need a party.
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