AAP launched its first list of 20 candidates on Monday, deciding to go solo within the polls after it couldn’t arrive at a mutually acceptable seat-sharing method with the Congress
The Aam Aadmi Party on Tuesday launched its second list of 9 candidates for the Haryana meeting polls, fielding former minister Chhatar Pal Singh from Barwala a day after he converted from the BJP. The get together’s first list of 20 candidates was launched on Monday after seat-sharing talks with the Congress dragged on for days with out a lot headway.
According to the contemporary list, Rita Bamaniya will contest from Sadhaura, Kishan Bajaj from Thanesar, Hawa Singh from Indri.
The get together has fielded Mukhtiyar Singh Bazigar from Ratia, Bhupendra Beniwal from Adampur, and Chhatar Pal Singh from Barwala.
Jawahar Lal will contest from Bawal, Pravesh Mehta from Faridabad and Abash Chandela from Tigaon, based on the list.
The get together mentioned in a press release that former minister Chhatar Pal Singh, who has been fielded from Barwala, give up the BJP on Monday to affix the AAP.
The AAP launched its first list of 20 candidates on Monday, deciding to go solo within the polls after it couldn’t arrive at a mutually acceptable seat-sharing method with the Congress.
The nomination window for the polls closes on September 12. The 90-member Haryana Assembly is scheduled to go to polls on October 5.
On the difficulty of an alliance with the Congress, AAP’s Haryana president Sushil Gupta on Monday mentioned, “I want to say it very clearly that we have been preparing for all the 90 seats since day one. There is not much time left for the polls, the last date for filing nominations is September 12. So the wait is over.” Another AAP chief, Sanjay Singh, had mentioned the get together will battle the Haryana polls with full energy.
Earlier on Monday, Gupta had mentioned the AAP would launch the names of its candidates from all 90 seats if the Congress failed to seal the deal by the night. The talks between the 2 events have been caught up over the variety of seats to be contested by the AAP.
According to sources, the Arvind Kejriwal-led get together was demanding 10 seats, whereas the Congress had provided it solely 5.
The Congress and the AAP had fought the Lok Sabha polls collectively in Delhi whereas that they had contested the election individually in Punjab. In the LS normal election, the Congress had given one seat to the AAP in Haryana, which it had contested unsuccessfully.
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