Bathinda: With Punjab will go to choose on February 14, the political political front of Sanyukt Samaj Morcha (SSM) has turned into an overdrive.
SSM leaders gather on Sundays to develop a strategy for the election of upcoming assembly.
SSM has decided to bind with Sanyukt Sangharsh Party (SSP) formed by Agricultural Leader based Haryana Gurnam Singh Charuni.
SSM on Sundays formed three parliamentary councils, Manifesto Committee and Coordination Committee.
It also forms a three-member panel to discuss the division of seats with SSP.
SSM has decided to open its main office in Ludhiana and released a list of first candidates in a few days.
In the midst of a bond report between SSM and SSP, Charuni met with SSM leaders during his ongoing meeting and decided to release the first list of his party candidates on Sunday.
SSM Leader Balbir Singh Rajewal said the SSM committee would check the application filed by people who want to compete for new parties and the final decision will come after completing the plan with the Charuni Party.
“We hope that the Punjab will throw away traditional parties, who have changed Punjab to bankrupt,” he said.
Agriculture leader Ruldu Singh Mansa, who hopes to compete from Mansa, the ticket word will be allocated after all candidates are filtered.
“The whole process announces the candidates will be completed in a week,” he said.
Rajewal said farmers had nothing to do with the security violations of Prime Minister in Ferozepur in 5.
January, 25 groups of farmers having on December 25 formed a political front and was announced to fight for elections.
Larger farmer groups have distanced from the political front.
Initially, SSM had held talks with AAP, but negotiations failed.