Chandigarh: BJP on Friday released the first list of 34 candidates, including both of them sitting MLA and two women for the election of Punjab assembly February 20.
BJP, Punjab Lok Congress PLC) was led – by former Chairman of Captain Amarinder Singh and Shiromani Akali Dal (Sanyukt) LED-by Rajya Sabha Sukhdev member Singh Dhindsa was fighting for the State Assembly poll at the Alliance this time.
President Punjab BJP Ashwani Sharma said that the Safron Party would take the candidate in almost 65 seats out of a total of 117 assembly constituents.
However, there was no clarity about the formula sharing the right seat between alliance partners because the discussion was still ongoing to finalize the name for the remaining assembly constituency given the ‘victory’ criteria.
National BJP Secretary General Tarun Chugh said that the party has given representation to all parts of society.
Meanwhile, the separate list released late at night, Paljab President Ashwani Kumar Sharma had been given a ticket from Pathankot.
3 Former Minister of Cabinet at BJP ListCandidates from the Farmers Family, eight of the Scheduled Castle Families, 13 Candidates Sikh and other candidates from Mahajan, Bania, JAT Sikh and other communities.
He added that the first list had advocates, doctors, players, young people, women and even former IAS officers.
Both legislators sat Dinesh Singh Babbu from Sujanpur and Arun Narang from Abrohar will oppose the existing assembly segment.
Two candidates for women have quiet places in the first list – Kashyap Renu from Dina Nagar and Nimisha Mehta from Garhshankar.
Kashyap will fight against the Aruna Chaudhary Cabinet Minister.
The controversial Babuthe BJP has provided a ticket to the former officer IAS SR Ladhar from the Gill reserve constituency (SC).
He became a controversy while serving as Commissioner of the Division of Patiala to impose the cost of Arbitration of RS 1.
58 from Patiala farmers and Jalandhar to accumulate the case of their land acquisition.
The Punjab High Court and Haryana in October 2013 directed Ladhar to deposit RS 1.
58 Crore along with interest in the government treasury and has slapped the fine of RS 20,000 for his behavior and waste judicial time.
When Ladhar demanded HC, the APEX court refused to cheer his petition.
In the end, he paid Rs 1.
83 Crore Treasury in December 2013.