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LAST DATE OF WITHDRAWAL IS FEBRUARY 4: DISTRICT ELECTION OFFICER-CUM-DC VARINDER KUMAR SHARMA
Ludhiana, February 2 2022
District Election Officer-cum-Deputy Commissioner Ludhiana Varinder Kumar Sharma today informed that as many as 198 candidates were in fray in district Ludhiana after scrutiny of nomination papers regarding the upcoming Vidhan Sabha elections.
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Divulging the details, Varinder Kumar Sharma informed that in 57-Khanna constituency 12 are left in fray, in 58-Samrala 14, in 59-Sahnewal 25, in 60-Ludhiana (East) 15, in 61-Ludhiana (South) 17, in 62-Atam Nagar 15, in 63-Ludhiana (Central) 9, in 64-Ludhiana (West) 11, in 65-Ludhiana (North) 12, in 66-Gill 15, in 67-Payal 20, 68-Dakha 12, 69-Raikot 11 and in 70-Jagraon constituency 10 candidates are left in fray.
The 12 candidates left in fray in 57-Khanna constituency are Gurkirat Singh from Indian National Congress, Gurpreet Singh from Bharatiya Janta Party, Jasdeep Kaur from Shiromani Akali Dal, Tarunpreet Singh Sond from Aam Aadmi Party, Sukhmit Singh from Punjab Kisan Dal, Joginder Singh from Revolutionary Socialist Party, Darshan Singh from SAD (Amritsar), Sukhwant Singh as Independent, Gurdev Singh as Independent, Jagpreet Singh as Independent, Jai Pal as Independent and Phuman Singh as Independent.
The 14 candidates left in fray in 58-Samrala are Ranjit Singh Gahlewal from BJP, Rupinder Singh Raja Gill from INC, Jagtar Singh Diyalpura from AAP, Paramjit Singh Dhillon from SAD, Dr Sohan Lal Blaggan from Samajwadi Party, Major Singh from Bharatiya Jan Jagriti Party, Rajinder Sharma from Apna Sangharsh Kisani Ekta Party, Varinder Singh Sekhon from SAD (A), Amrik Singh Dhillon, Avneet Singh Bagli Kalan, Sandeep Singh, Kamaljit Kaur, Balbir Singh Rajewal and Labh Singh (all independents).
The 25 candidates left in fray in 59-Sahnewal constituency are Sharanjit Singh from SAD, Hardeep Singh from AAP, Vikram Singh Bajwa from INC, Amritpal Singh from SAD (A), Inder Dev Pandey from Insaniyat Lok Vikas Party, Harpreet Singh from SAD (Sanyukt), Gurcharan Singh from Janta Dal (United), Gurdeep Singh Kahlon from Nationalist Justice Party, Gurmeet Singh from Lok Insaf Party, Dalbir Singh from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Deepak Dhir from Samajwadi Party, Lakhwinder Singh from Aam Lok Party United, Inderjit Singh, Kulvir Singh, Surinder Pal Kaur, Harjeet Singh, Harmandeep Singh, Jagdev Singh, Budh Singh, Bhola Singh, Malwinder Singh Guron, Major Singh, Mohan Singh, Ramandeep Kaur and Rupinder Kaur (all independents).
The 15 candidates left in fray in 60-Ludhiana (East) constituency are Sanjeev Talwar from INC, Jagmohan Sharma from BJP, Daljit Singh Grewal (Bhola) from AAP, Ranjit Singh Dhillon from SAD, Sat Narayan Sah from Nationalist Justice Party, Suresh Singh from Samajwadi Party, Gurjodh Singh Gill from Lok Insaf Party, Jaswant Singh from SAD (A), Jatinder Singh from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Narinder Pal Sidhu from Aam Lok Party United, Pardeep Singh from Insaniyat Lok Vikas Party, Anju Kumari, Davinder Singh Billa, Raman Kumar Jagdamba, Rajinder Singh (all independent).
The 17 candidates left in fray in Ludhiana (South) constituency are Ishwarjot Singh Cheema from INC, Satinder Pal Singh Tajpuri from BJP, Jathedar Hira Singh Gabria from SAD, Rajinder Pal Kaur from AAP, Sundar Lal from Samajwadi Party, Sumit Kumar from Right to Recall, Chail Singh Dhiman from Insaniyat Lok Vikas Party, Darshan Singh from SAD (A), Dr Devinder Singh Gill from Aam Lok Party United, Paramjit Singh from Nationalist Justice Party, Baljit Singh from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Balvinder Singh Bains from Lok Insaf Party, Avtar Singh, Sanjay Kumar, Surinder Sharma, Jasvir Singh Jassi and Raj Kumar Sathi (all independent).
The 15 candidates left in fray in 62-Atam Nagar are Advocate Harish Rai Dhanda from SAD, Kamaljit Singh Karwal from INC, Kulwant Singh Sidhu from AAP, Prem Mittal from BJP, Anil Kumar Goyal from Insaniyat Lok Vikas Party, Simarjeet Singh Bains from Lok Insaf Party, Kunal from Akhil Bharatiya Socialist Party, Baljit Singh from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Mohinder Pal Singh from Samajwadi Party, Sukhdev Singh, Surinder Kaur Bains, Harkirat Singh Rana, Tajinder Singh Rinku Gumbar, Davinder Singh Vishwakarma Ramgarhia, Mann Singh Raju (all independent).
The 9 candidates left in fray in 63-Ludhiana (Central) are Ashok Parashar Pappi from AAP, Surinder Kumar Dawar from INC, Gurdev Sharma Debi from BJP, Pritpal Singh Pali from SAD, Harjinder Singh from SAD (A), Jagtar Singh from Samajwadi Party, Darshan Singh from Insaniyat Lok Vikas Party, Adv Raminder Pal Singh from Peoples Party of India (Democratic) and Jatinder Pal Singh as Independent.
The 11 candidates left in fray in 64-Ludhiana (West) constituency are Gurpreet Bassi Gogi from AAP, Advocate Bikram Singh Sidhu from BJP, Bharat Bhushan Ashu from INC, Mahesh Inder Singh Grewal from SAD, Anita Shah from Bahujan Mukti Party, Sarbjit Kaur from Aas Punjab Party, Jatinder Kumar from Apna Sangharsh Kisani Ekta Party, Krishan Kumar Bawa, Tarun Jain Bawa, Balwinder Sekhon and Ruchi Jain (all independent).
The 12 candidates left in fray in 65-Ludhiana (North) constituency are Parveen Bansal from BJP, Madan Lal from AAP, Rakesh Pandey from INC, Ripu Daman Sharma from SAD, Anil Kumar from Insaniyat Lok Vikas Party, Avtar Singh from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Promila Ralhan from Bahujan Mukti Party, Manju from Samajwadi Party, Randhir Singh from Lok Insaf Party, Pardeep Singh, Ramanjit Badhan and Virinder Kumar (all independent).
The 15 candidates left in fray in 66-Gill constituency are Sucha Ram Ladhar from BJP, Kuldeep Singh Vaid and Harkarandeep Singh Vaid from INC, Jiwan Singh Sangowal and Rupinder Kaur from AAP, Darshan Singh Shivalik and Paramjit Kaur Shivalik from SAD, Balbir Singh Alamgir from CPI (M), Gagandeep Singh Sunny Kainth and Parminder Singh Kainth from Lok Insaf Party, Jaswinder Singh from Bahujan Mukti Party, Darshan Singh from Aam Lok Party United, Brijesh Kumar from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Rajinder Singh and Rajeev Kumar Lovely (both as independent).
The 20 candidates left in fray in 67-Payal constituency are Dr Jaspreet Singh Bija from BSP, Bhagwan Singh Somal Kheri from CPI, Manwinder Singh Giaspura from AAP, Lakhvir Singh from INC, Harshit Kumar Sheetal from SAD (Sanyukt), Gurpreet Singh from Bahujan Mukti Party, Jagdeep Singh from Rashtriya Janhit Sangharsh Party, Jagdeep Singh from Lok Insaf Party, Ranjit Singh Kaka from Punjab Kisan Dal, Rajdeep Kaur from Jai Jawan Jai Kisan Party, Rampal Singh Daulatpur from SAD (A), Lakhvir Singh Lakha from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Anil Kumar, Simardeep Singh Daburji, Harchand Singh, Kuldeep Singh, Gurdeep Singh Kali, Jagtar Singh, Advocate Prabhjot Singh and Malkit Singh (all independent).
The 12 candidates left in fray in 68-Dakha constituency are Sandeep Singh Sandhu from INC, Kanwal Nain Singh Kang from AAP, Manpreet Singh Ayali from SAD, Simrandeep Singh from Revolutionary Socialist Party, Karamjit Singh from Peoples Party of India (Democratic), Damanjit Singh Thind from Punjab Lok Congress, Devinder Singh from Aam Lok Party United, Jagdeep Singh Gill, Narinderjit Kaur, Neetu and Ramandeep Singh (all independent).
The 11 candidates left in fray in 69-Raikot constituency are Hakam Singh from AAP, Kamil Amar Singh from INC, Balwinder Singh Sandhu from BSP, Hargobind Singh from Punjab Kisan Dal, Gurpal Singh from SAD (Sanyukt), Baldev Singh from Aam Lok Party United, Balvir Singh from Bahujan Mukti Party, Rajpal Singh from Samajik Sangharsh Party, Sukhwinder Singh, Jagtar Singh and Baldev Singh (all independent).
The 10 candidates left in fray in 70-Jagraon constituency are SR Kaler from SAD, Sarvjit Kaur Manuke from AAP, Kanwar Narinder Singh from BJP, Jagtar Singh from INC, Surinder Singh from Republican Party of India (Ambedkar), Tejinder Kaur from Lok Insaf Party, Parivar Singh from SAD (A), Kuldeep Singh, Gurdeep Singh and Parmjit Singh Sahota (all independent).
Meanwhile, Sharma said that the date of withdrawal of candidature is February 4, 2022.
