Chandigarh: Sad on Monday announced his candidate for seat 64 assembly for future polls in Punjab.
While Shiromani Akali Dal Chief Sukhbir Singh Badal will fight from Jalalabad, former Minister of Tota Singh, Jankeja Singh Sekhon, Daljit Singh Cheema and Sharanjit Singh Dhillon, each will oppose Dharamkot, Zira, Rupnagar, and Sahnewal.
Even though the party had previously announced the name 24 candidates, he released a complete list of 64 candidates on Monday for the 2022 polls of the State Assembly.
In June, SAD has formed an alliance with the Bahujan Party Summons (BSP) for the election of 2022.
According to the setting of seat sharing, BSP Mayawati-LED will fight 20 of the 117 seat assembly in Punjab, while the rest will be contested by sadness.
Sad had last year out of the National Democratic Alliance led by BJP for the issue of agricultural law.
When sad to have an alliance with BJP, it was contested in 94 seats, while the Safron party fought in 23 seats.
Among the candidates, Adaish Partap Singh Cairon, son-in-law of the former Chief Minister of Parkash Singh Badal had been derived from the Chair of Patti.
From Ludhiana East, Ludhiana Central and Ludhiana West, the party deployed Ranjit Singh Gill, each Pritpal Singh Pali and Maheshinder Singh.
From Fazilka, Rajpura, North Amritsar, Amritsar West, Sujanpur, Jalandhar Central, Mukeri, party named Hans Raj Josan, Chararjit Singh Brar, Anil Joshi, Dalbir Singh Verka, Raj Kumar Gupta, Sarabjit Singh Saabi, Chandan.
BJP is used to involve its candidates from these ten seats when having an alliance with Akali Dal.
From Khem Karan Chair, Virsa Singh Valtoha will fight, from Philaur Baldev Singh Khaira, from Gurdaspur Gurbachan Singh Babeali, from the Amarpal Singh Bonny and from Nakodar Gurpartap Singh Wadala, said the party in a statement.