The Aam Aadmi Party has officially announced 31 candidates to contest in the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections. This selection represents the political party's second formal slate of contenders released for the state. Party leadership continues to formalize its roster as the assembly race approaches.
Key points
Thirty-one new candidates have been chosen to represent the party in Punjab.: Thirty-one new candidates have been chosen to represent the party in Punjab.
The announcement establishes the party's second group of assembly election contenders.: The announcement establishes the party's second group of assembly election contenders.
Preparations by the Aam Aadmi Party are proceeding for the upcoming state polls.: Preparations by the Aam Aadmi Party are proceeding for the upcoming state polls.
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The list, dated November 12, was announced through an official party communication signed by National Secretary Pankaj Kr Gupta.
Among the candidates announced are Raman Bahl from Gurdaspur, Gurjipal Singh Mahal from Qadian, Karamjit Singh Rintu from Amritsar North and Dr Raj Kumar Chabbewal from Phagwara.
Aam Aadmi Party releases the second list of 31 candidates for the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections. https://t.co/RsxeV79jZG
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Other prominent names in the list include Sarabjit Singh Sabhi from Nakodar, Parminder Singh Goldy from Kharar, Dr KNS Kang from Dhuri, Saravjit Kaur Manuke from Jagraon and Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer from Barnala.
With this announcement, AAP has named 31 candidates in its second list for the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections.
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