Tickets of 17 Punjab Congress MLAs decided to be cut, CM’s name also discussed in CEC meeting

Congress has finalized the names of 30 MLAs for tickets for the Punjab Assembly elections, while the tickets of 17 MLAs are set to be cut.

 

1. Punjab Congress prepares list of candidates
2. Tickets of 17 MLAs decided to be cut
3. The names of 30 MLAs are included in the list.

 

Chandigarh: The first meeting of the Central Election Committee (CEC) of the Congress was held in Punjab for the Legislative Assembly elections, in which the names of the candidates were discussed. Before the election committee meeting, several meetings of the screening committee of Punjab Congress have been held regarding the selection of the names of the candidates.

 

• Tickets of 17 MLAs decided to be cut

 

Congress has prepared the first list of candidates for the Punjab Legislative Assembly elections. According to sources, the names of 30 MLAs are included in the list, who will be given tickets, while the tickets of 17 MLAs are set to be cut. Sources said that the Congress will release the list of candidates for the Punjab Legislative Assembly elections in a day or two.

 

• There was also discussion on the name of CM Channi

 

The name of Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi was also discussed in the meeting of the Congress Central Election Committee (CEC).

 

• Election committee meeting led by Sonia Gandhi

 

The Congress finalized the names of its candidates for the Punjab Legislative Assembly elections in the Central Election Committee (CEC) meeting held on Thursday under the leadership of party president Sonia Gandhi. Sources said that all the candidates of the party were discussed in the meeting organized through digital medium.

 

• Voting will be held in one phase in Punjab on February 14

 

Let us inform that the Election Commission has announced the dates of elections in five states including Punjab and all the 117 seats of the Legislative Assembly in Punjab will go to polls in a single phase on February 14. The counting of votes will be done on March 10.