Bathinda: In the main political developments of all the Atlantic, 17 Indo-Canada had won from their seats in the 44th Canadian Federal Election which had just been concluded.
Of the 17 winning candidates, 16 came from the Punjabi community.
While 14 belonging to the ruling liberal party, 2 came from a conservative party, and one of the new Democrats.
The three Punjabi ministers sit in the government of the previous liberal party have also managed to maintain their seats.
Indo-Canada has won 8 seats in Ontario, 5 of British Columbia, 3 in Alberta and 1 in Quebec Province.
Of the 14th, the liberal party has won all 8 of Ontario, 4 of British Columbia and 1 of each of Alberta and Quebec.
Anita Anand Won from Oakville with a margin of 3,018 conservative voters have won both seats from Alberta, while NDP has won a single chair from British Columbia where the President of Jagmeet Singh has maintained a chair.
Overall, 49 Indian candidates were in a commotion, 17 from the liberal party and 16 of the conservative parties.
George Chahal wins from Calagary SkyViewhow, this cannot be called the best performance by the community, as in the 2019 election, 19 Parliamentarians from India have won in Canada.
In 2019, Punjabis had won all 5 riding in Brampton, but this time they lost a chair as a Conservative Party candidate Jagdeep Singh was defeated by the margin of 4,960 votes.
Brampton has a large punjabi population, and a large number of students who immigrate to Canada are in the area.