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The BJP is contesting the February 20 polls in alliance with former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh-led Punjab Lok Congress and Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa-led SAD (Sanyukt).

Punjab Elections 2022 | Punjab goes to polls: All you need to know

Punjab Election 2022 | Punjab goes to polls: All you need to know

The BJP is contesting the February 20 polls in alliance with former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh-led Punjab Lok Congress and Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa-led SAD (Sanyukt).

Punjab Assembly Elections 2022: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Friday appealed to the people of Punjab to give the party-led alliance a clear majority for peace and prosperity in the state which goes to the polls on Sunday.
Union Minister and the party&rsquo;s Punjab affairs in-charge, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said his party has come with a vision and agenda for the development of Punjab, unlike the Congress and the Aam Aadmi Party, which the saffron party claimed, are pursuing a divisive agenda. Shekhawat, along with the state BJP general secretary, Subhash Sharma, said, the BJP was fighting the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections" target="_blank">Punjab elections</a> as a major partner for the first time while earlier it used to contest only 23 seats.
He appealed to the people to give the BJP-led alliance a clear majority for Punjab's peace and prosperity.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/punjab-election-2022-malwa-majha-doaba-the-three-regions-and-their-importance-1644482339540" target="_blank">Punjab Election 2022 | Malwa, Majha &amp; Doaba - the three regions and their importance</a> &nbsp; The BJP, which had an alliance with the Shiromani Akali Dal earlier, used to fight 23 of the 117 seats while the remaining were contested by the SAD.
The SAD led by Sukhbir Singh Badal, however, broke ties with the saffron party over the farm laws issue in 2020.
The BJP is contesting the February 20 polls in alliance with former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh-led Punjab Lok Congress and Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa-led SAD (Sanyukt).
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-election-2022-59-assembly-seats-voting-in-phase-3-here-s-all-you-need-to-know-1645256428416" target="_blank">UP Election 2022: 59 assembly seats voting in Phase 3 - Here's all you need to know</a> On the last day of the poll campaign, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh also participated in a roadshow taken out by Amarinder Singh in Patiala. People want to create a 'Nava Punjab' and only the BJP-led alliance can bring all-round progress in the state, Rajnath Singh later said.
Shekhawat cautioned against the "hidden and divisive agenda" of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/congress-govt-run-by-bjp-why-priyanka-gandhi-said-this-at-rally-punjab-election-2022-1644750870117" target="_blank">Congress party</a>.
In an official statement, Shekhawat said the state of affairs in the Congress was so anarchic that it even forgot to release its manifesto till the last day "and it only released it when it was pointed out by the media". He said there is a "vertical split" in the Congress with PCC president Navjot Singh Sidhu and Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi pulling in diametrically opposite directions. The BJP leader also targeted the AAP, referring to allegations levelled by <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/punjab-elections-2022-kumar-vishwas-doubles-down-on-rahul-s-khalistan-attack-on-kejriwal-listen-in-1645017256169" target="_blank">former AAP leader Kumar Vishwas</a>.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/bjp-congress-combined-attack-on-aap-amit-shah-channi-s-letters-on-kejriwal-khalistan-link-charge-1645206373292" target="_blank">BJP, Congress' combined attack on AAP: Amit Shah, Channi's letters on Kejriwal-Khalistan link charge</a>&nbsp; He also said, not only Kumar Vishwas but other senior colleagues of AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal too had from time to time revealed "his (Kejriwal's) agenda to pursue personal ambitions". Shekhawat said the Punjabis have always rejected any "sectarian, divisive and extremist agenda with the spirit of Punjabiyat and they will reject it this time also". Appealing people to vote for the BJP-led alliance for a clear majority, Shekhawat said while other parties pursued divisive agenda, the BJP believed in peace, progress and social harmony, with "sabka sath, sabka vikas" (inclusive growth of all). "You have given chance to the Congress and the Akalis, now give us one chance," he appealed to Punjabis while clarifying that although the BJP was an ally of the Akalis earlier, being a junior partner, it had only a limited role then. ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/up-elections/up-elections-2022-ej-special-chunaav-pe-charcha-episode-14-1645193845839">UP Elections 2022: EJ Special Chunaav Pe Charcha | Episode 14</a>
Click here for more special coverage on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections" target="_blank">Assembly Elections News &amp; Result</a>

Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu and Aam Aadmi Party's CM candidate in Punjab Bhagwant Mann filed their nominations for the upcoming state assembly elections on Saturday.
Mann will contest the elections from Dhuri seat while Sidhu filed his nomination papers from Amritsar East.
While filing his nomination, Sidhu said that he didn't want to turn Loktantra (democracy) into Dandatantra (force). This city has had and will continue to have faith in Congress, he added.
The PCC chief also attacked SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia, who is contesting from Majitha & Amritsar East constituencies, and dared him to contest just from Amritsar East.
Meanwhile, Bhagwant Mann thanked AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and urged the people to help AAP win in Punjab polls.
The upcoming assembly elections in the state are slated to be held on February 20.

Punjab Election 2022: AAP CM face Bhagwant Mann, state Congress chief Navjot Sidhu file nominations

Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu and Aam Aadmi Party's CM candidate in Punjab Bhagwant Mann filed their nominations

Punjab Elections 2022: Sidhu and Mann file nomination papers

Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu and Aam Aadmi Party's CM candidate in Punjab Bhagwant Mann filed their nominations for the upcoming state assembly elections on Saturday.
Mann will contest the elections from Dhuri seat while Sidhu filed his nomination papers from Amritsar East.
While filing his nomination, Sidhu said that he didn't want to turn Loktantra (democracy) into Dandatantra (force). This city has had and will continue to have faith in Congress, he added.
The PCC chief also attacked SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia, who is contesting from Majitha &amp; Amritsar East constituencies, and dared him to contest just from Amritsar East.
SIDHU&nbsp;BYTE
Meanwhile, Bhagwant Mann thanked AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and urged the people to help AAP win in Punjab Polls.
Mann BYTE"The people of Dhuri&nbsp;are showering blessings on us and they are saying that they want change in Punjab now"
The upcoming assembly elections in the state are slated to be held on February 20.

Bhagwant Mann thanked AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and urged the people to help AAP win in Punjab polls

Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu and Aam Aadmi Party's CM candidate in Punjab Bhagwant Mann filed their nominations for the upcoming state assembly elections on Saturday.
Mann will contest the elections from Dhuri seat while Sidhu filed his nomination papers from Amritsar East.
While filing his nomination, Sidhu said that he didn't want to turn Loktantra (democracy) into Dandatantra (force). This city has had and will continue to have faith in Congress, he added.
The PCC chief also attacked SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia, who is contesting from Majitha &amp; Amritsar East constituencies, and dared him to contest just from Amritsar East.
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Meanwhile, Bhagwant Mann thanked AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and urged the people to help AAP win in Punjab polls.
The upcoming assembly elections in the state are slated to be held on February 20.

Former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh who floated his own political party Punjab Lok Congress after quitting Congress said on Monday that his party will contest the upcoming Punjab elections in alliance with BJP.
While opening the office of his new party today in Chandigarh, Singh unofficially said that his Punjab Lok Congress, BJP and Sukhdev Dhindsa's party will have a seat sharing arrangement and the alliance will be announced soon.
Being asked about the CM face, Singh said that all alliance partners will decide on the Chief Ministerial face.
According to an NDTV report, the three-time Chief Minister is expected to meet BJP president JP Nadda soon for talks.
marinder Singh quit the Congress weeks after the party replaced him as Chief Minister, favouring his bitter rival Navjot Singh Sidhu's wish.

Punjab Elections 2022: Amarinder Singh says he will join hands with BJP

Former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh announced on Monday that his party will contest the upcoming Punjab elections in alliance with BJP.

While inaugurating his new party's office, Amarinder&nbsp;Singh said on Monday that his party will contest the upcoming Punjab elections in alliance with BJP

Former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh, who floated his own political party Punjab Lok Congress after quitting Congress, announced on Monday that his party will contest the upcoming Punjab elections in alliance with BJP.
While inaugurating his party office&nbsp;in Chandigarh, Singh said that the official announcement about the alliance will be made later but BJP, his&nbsp;party and Sukhdev Dhindsa's party will have a seat sharing arrangement for the state polls
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/punjab-elections-2022-sidhu-joins-delhi-teachers-protest-outside-kejriwal-s-residence-1638708232438" target="_blank">Punjab Elections 2022: Sidhu joins Delhi teachers' protest outside Kejriwal's residence</a>
On being asked about the chief ministerial candidate, Singh said that it will be a joint decision of all alliance partners.&nbsp;
Amarinder Singh quit the Congress in November,&nbsp;weeks after the party replaced him as Chief Minister and favoured his bitter rival Navjot Singh Sidhu.&nbsp;

Hitting back at Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu joined the protest of Delhi government guest teachers outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence on Sunday.
As per a report by India Today, the teachers were protesting over demands for permanent jobs.
While sitting with the protestors, Sidhu attacked the Delhi govt and said that Delhi school teachers are being treated as bonded labours and daily wagers.
He advised Delhi CM to put his house in order first and then come lecturing others. There is no guarantee of contract and the teachers are being removed without prior notice, he continued.
This comes after Kejriwal joined a protest held by contractual teachers in Punjab on November 27.
Earlier, the AAP leader had assured protesting teachers in Punjab that he would deal with their issues on priority when the Aam Aadmi Party forms government in the state.

Punjab Elections 2022: Sidhu hits back, joins Delhi teachers' protest outside Kejriwal's residence

Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu&nbsp;on Sunday joined a protest by Delhi government guest teachers outside chief minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal's&nbsp;house.&nbsp;&nbsp;The teachers are demanding permanent jobs.
While sitting with the protesters, Sidhu attacked the Delhi govt and said that school teachers in the capital are being treated as bonded labours and daily wagers.
SOT
This comes after Kejriwal joined a protest held by contractual teachers in Punjab on November 27.
This comes after Kejriwal joined a protest held by contractual teachers in Punjab on November 27 and assured them that he would deal with their issues on priority when the Aam Aadmi Party forms government in the state.

While sitting with the protestors, Sidhu attacked the Delhi govt and said that Delhi school teachers are being treated as bonded labours and daily wagers.

Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu&nbsp;on Sunday joined a protest by Delhi government guest teachers outside chief minister&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal's&nbsp;house.&nbsp;The teachers are demanding permanent jobs.
While sitting with the protesters, Sidhu attacked the Delhi govt and said that school teachers in the capital are being treated as bonded labours and daily wagers.
He advised Delhi CM to put his house in order first and then preach to others, in a reference to speeches by Kejriwal&nbsp;at the election rallies in Punjab.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sidhu&nbsp;added that there is no guarantee of contract and the teachers are being removed without prior notice in Delhi.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/elections/punjab-elections/punjab-elections-2022-cm-channi-returns-delhi-cm-s-fake-kejriwal-jibe-with-outsider-taunt-1638603469770">Punjab Elections 2022: CM Channi returns Delhi CM's 'fake Kejriwal' jibe with 'Outsider' taunt</a>
This comes after Kejriwal joined a protest held by contractual teachers in Punjab on November 27 and assured them that he would deal with their issues on priority when the Aam Aadmi Party forms government in the state.

Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh rubbished reports of "backend talks" with the Congress leadership to retain him in the party. &nbsp;He confirmed that he will not support but will not stay in Congress now.
Earlier, following the former Chief Minister's announcement of launching a new party, The Tribune had reported that &lsquo;senior Congress leaders are learned to be engaged in backend talks to persuade the former CM to stay in the party&rsquo;.
The newspaper reported Congress insiders as saying that the party didn't want &nbsp;Singh fielding candidates against Congress nominees in the upcoming Punjab elections.
Captain Singh, while announcing his plans for a new party, had said that many leaders were already in touch with him and that he'd reveal their names at an "opportune moment". He has also said that his new party plans to contest on all 117 assembly seats in Punjab and is discussing a seat-sharing arrangement with the BJP.

'Will not stay': Amarinder Singh rubbishes reports of 'back end' talks with Congress

Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh rubbished reports of "backend talks" with the Congress leadership

//Amarinder&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;rubbished reports of "backend talks" with Cong leadership
//The Tribune reported about talks to persuade Singh to stay in the party
//Singh confirmed he will not support but will not stay in Congress now
//Reports of talks after Captain announced decision to launch party

Captain Singh, while announcing his plans for a new party, had said that many leaders were already in touch with him and that he'd reveal their names at an 'opportune moment'

Former Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh rubbished reports of "backend talks" with the Congress leadership to retain him in the party. &nbsp;He confirmed that he will not stay in Congress now.
Earlier, following the former Chief Minister's announcement of launching a new party, The Tribune had reported that &lsquo;senior Congress leaders are learned to be engaged in backend talks to persuade the former CM to stay in the party&rsquo;.
The newspaper reported Congress insiders as saying that the party didn't want &nbsp;Singh fielding candidates against Congress nominees in the upcoming Punjab elections.
Captain Singh, while announcing his plans for a new party, had said that many leaders were already in touch with him and that he'd reveal their names at an "opportune moment". He has also said that his new party plans to contest on all 117 assembly seats in Punjab and is discussing a seat-sharing arrangement with the BJP.

Days after&nbsp;resigning as Punjab&nbsp;chief minister and&nbsp;dismissing speculations of joining the BJP, sources&nbsp;now say Captain Amarinder Singh may float a new political party
Nearly a dozen Congress leaders are in touch with Capt Amarinder Singh, who is also consulting with his supporters on the next move. Amarinder Singh is also likely to meet some of the farmer leaders of Punjab, according to the reports by India Today
On Wednesday, Amarinder Singh called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, sparking speculation of him joining the BJP after his exit as the Punjab chief minister.
However, Amarinder Singh&nbsp;clears the air and says&nbsp;will quit Congress but won't join BJP.

Capt Amarinder Singh to float a new party is the latest buzz in the Punjab saga

Report: Capt Amarinder Singh may float new party after spurning Congress, BJP 

Nearly a dozen Congress leaders are in touch with Capt Amarinder Singh: reports

Days after&nbsp;resigning as Punjab&nbsp;chief minister and&nbsp;dismissing speculations of joining the BJP, reports now suggest Captain Amarinder Singh may float a new political party.&nbsp;
Nearly a dozen Congress leaders are in touch with Capt Amarinder Singh, who is also consulting with his supporters on the next move&nbsp;&nbsp;Amarinder Singh is also likely to meet some of the farmer leaders of Punjab, according to the reports by India Today
On Wednesday, Amarinder Singh called on Union Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence in Delhi, sparking speculation of him joining the BJP after his exit as the Punjab chief minister. However, Amarinder Singh&nbsp;cleared the air and says&nbsp;will quit Congress but won't join BJP.

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh.The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state. After Channi's swearing-in on Monday, rounds of discussion were held to finalise the names of the new ministers.The ministers who took oath on Sunday are Brahm Mohindra, Manpreet Singh Badal, Tripti Rajinder Singh Bajwa, Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria, Rana Gurjit Singh, Aruna Chaudary, Razia Sultana, Bharat Bhushan Ashu, Vijay Inder Singla, Randeep Singh Nabha, Raj Kumar Verka, Sangat Singh Gilzian, Pargat Singh, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Gukrirat Singh Kotli. Sunday's Cabinet expansion and swearing-in follow the chief minister's recent visit to New Delhi where the new inclusions have been vetted by the high command.&nbsp;&nbsp;However, at the last moment, a controversy erupted with six MLAs objecting to Rana Gurjit Singh's inclusion in the Cabinet. Rana Gurjeet Singh was dropped from the Cabinet in January 2018 because of his alleged involvement in the mining scandal. The leaders demanded that the cabinet berth should go to a clean Dalit leader.

Punjab's new cabinet: 15 Congress leaders take oath as ministers  

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh.

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh.
The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state.
After Channi's swearing-in on Monday, rounds of discussion were held to finalise the names of the new ministers.
Sunday's Cabinet expansion and swearing-in follow the chief minister's recent visit to New Delhi where the new inclusions have been vetted by the high command.&nbsp;&nbsp;
However, at the last moment, a controversy erupted with six MLAs objecting to Rana Gurjit Singh's inclusion in the Cabinet. Rana Gurjeet Singh was dropped from the Cabinet in January 2018 because of his alleged involvement in the mining scandal.

The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state.

A total of 15 ministers to be part of the new Cabinet of Punjab chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi took oath on Sunday at the Raj Bhavan in Chandigarh. The oath took place a week after Channi's name was announced as the new chief minister of the poll-bound state. After Channi's swearing-in on Monday, rounds of discussion were held to finalise the names of the new ministers. The ministers who took oath on Sunday are Brahm Mohindra, Manpreet Singh Badal, Tripti Rajinder Singh Bajwa, Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria, Rana Gurjit Singh, Aruna Chaudary, Razia Sultana, Bharat Bhushan Ashu, Vijay Inder Singla, Randeep Singh Nabha, Raj Kumar Verka, Sangat Singh Gilzian, Pargat Singh, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Gukrirat Singh Kotli. Sunday's Cabinet expansion and swearing-in follow the chief minister's recent visit to New Delhi where the new inclusions have been vetted by the high command.&nbsp;&nbsp; However, at the last moment, a controversy erupted with six MLAs objecting to Rana Gurjit Singh's inclusion in the Cabinet. Rana Gurjeet Singh was dropped from the Cabinet in January 2018 because of his alleged involvement in the mining scandal. The leaders demanded that the cabinet berth should go to a clean Dalit leader.

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