New Delhi: The BJP and ally captain Amarinder Singh-LED Punjab Lok Congress and Sad (Sanyukt) completed a formula sharing chairs such as the Safron Party will oppose 65 seats.
Meanwhile, in Delhi to complete the former Minister Amarinder Minister Singh launched a sharp attack on the Head of the Punjab Congress Navjot Singh Sidhu.
Amarinder Singh claims that Pakistani’s leadership wants Sidhu to return the minister in his government.
At Uttar Pradesh, the Samajwadi Party (SP) released a list of 159 candidates.
Congress also released a list of candidates for Uttarakhand.
The following is a fast pointed from major political developments on a busy Monday: Punjabbjp and its allies completed their chair sharing formula.
117 state assembly chairs, BJP will contest 65, Punjab Lok 37 congress and Sikhdev Singh Dhindsa-LED Sad (Sanyukt) 15 seats.
Nadda said Punjab was a border and security country was a very important problem as far as the assembly concerning.
Inheriting Punjab as a “leader”, especially in defense and food resistance in the country, he said, “Today Punjab requires special attention, needs a multiple government and better coordination between the center and the country.” Amarinder Singh, meanwhile, firing Salvo in Sidhu claimed that he got a message from Pakistan to restore Cricketer-Change-politicians in his government because he was their old friend.
Asked about allegations at a press conference, Sidhu was nicknamed Singh as a “used cartridge” and declined to comment further.
Uttar Pradeshthe The Jamajwadi Party released a list of 159 candidates, Head of the Fielding Party Akhilesh Yadav from Karhal in the Mainpuri district, the leader who was imprisoned by Azam Khan from Rampi and the detailed party of MLA Nahid Hasan from Cairana.
Former Minister of State Dharam Singh Saini, who crossed to the SP a few days ago, has been named the party’s nomination from the nose chair in the Saharanpur district.
Putra Azam Khan Abdullah Azam has made party candidates from the seat assembly seat.
Shivpal Yadav, who is uncle Akhilesh Yadav, has been declared a candidate from Jaswannagar in the Etawah district.
BJP, Meanwhile, slammed SP Head Akhilesh Yadav for his reported comments that China was a real Indian enemy while Pakistan was a “political enemy” targeted by the ruling party for “political elections”.
BJP spokesman Sambit Patra said this showed Yadav’s mindset and he had to submit an apology to the country to comment that showed his “love” for Pakistan.
Uttarakhandcongress released a list of candidates who are in accordance with the former Head of Minister Harish and the contest from Ram Nagar.
Anukriti Gosain, son-in-law of the former Minister Harak Singh Prayed, will contest from Lansdowne.
The Uttarakhand Congress launched a poll campaign, “Char Dham, Char Kam”, and made promises to people in the state.
Promises include Rs 40,000 per year to five lakh families in the state and do not allow the price of LPG cylinders across Hospital 500.
Launching a campaign of polls in front of the Congress campaign, Harish Rawatt, Chhattisgarh CM Bhupesh Baghel said four promises were made because of the increase Prices and unemployment are at its peak while the poor are increasingly poor and rich people become richer.
Congress Goatrinamool (TMC) Vice President Yashwant Sinha was nicknamed the ‘Dual Engine Government’ phrase from BJP as a way to promote “dictatorship”.
The former Union Minister assured that the promises of pre-polls made by TMC in Goa would be implemented if the Banerjee Mamata Party came to power in coastal conditions after the February 14 assembly poll.
Talking to reporters here, the bureaucrats – the politicians say, “sometimes in the government of multiple machines, ‘there is a possibility that one machine runs in one direction, and the other in the other direction.” “On a serious note, I want to mention that if the BJP Central Government tries to emphasize the desire to run the multiple engine government, what they want is to run the dictatorship,” Sinha said.
Manipurthe National People’s Party announced the first list of 20 candidates for the election of Manipur with three MLA sitting, including Deputy Chief of Minister Y Joykumar Singh, fighting from their seats.
Parties, which are BJP-Allies, will occur alone in the upcoming polls and have reduced candidates for their partners in all chairs fighting.
Y Joykumar Singh will return the contest from his Uripok Constituency, while Manipur NPP Unit President l Jayantakumar Singh and n Kayisii each will seek re-election from Keishamthong and the Tadubi Assembly segment.
Five countries go to next month’s election.
(With agency input.)