New Delhi:
A list of five candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections was made public by the Congress late on Wednesday evening. The party unveiled its 40 seat candidates earlier in the day.
The party has announced Sachin Kundu, the previous head of the Haryana Youth Congress, as its candidate for the Panipat Rural seat and Rohit Nagar, the spokesperson for the state youth wing, as its candidate for Tigaon.
In addition, the Congress nominated Sarva Mitra Kamboj for Rania, Satbir Dublain for the Narwana-SC reserved seat, and Parimal Pari for the Ambala Cantt seat.
Thus far, Congress has released the names of 85 candidates for the 90-member Assembly, with this being its fourth list for Haryana. Aditya, the son of Congress Rajya Sabha MP Randeep Surjewala, was named as the party’s candidate for the Kaithal seat on the third list that was made public earlier in the day.
Chander Mohan for Panchkula, Ch. Nirmal Singh (Ambala City), Akram Khan (Jagadhri), Raman Tyagi (Yamunanagar), Mandeep Singh Chatha (Pehowa), Vikas Saharan (Kalayat), Rakesh Kumar Kamboj (Indri), Sumita Virk (Karnal), Virender Singh Rathore (Gharaunda), Varinder Kumar Shah (Panipat City), Jai Bhagwan Antil (Rai), Mahabir Gupta (Jind), Balwan Singh Daulatpuria (Fatehabad), Jarnail Singh (Ratia), Gokul Setia (Sirsa), Bharat Singh Beniwal (Ellenabad), Chander Parkash (Adampur), Rahul Makkar (Hansi), Ram Niwas Ghorela (Barwala), and Ram Niwas Rara (Hisar).
Anil Mann for the Nalwa seat, Rajbir Singh Fartiya for the Loharu seat, Sombir Singh for the Badhra seat, Manisha Sangwan for the Dadri seat, Anita Yadav for the Ateli seat, Rao Narinder Singh for the Narnaul seat, Jagdish Yadav for the Kosli seat, Mohd Israil for the Hathin seat, Karan Dalal for the Palwal seat, Raghubir Tewatia for the Prithla seat, Vijay Pratap for the Badhkal seat, Parag Sharma for the Ballabgarh seat, and Lakhan Kumar Singla for the Faridbad seat have all been nominated by the party.
Congress unveiled a revised slate of candidates for the Haryana elections, including Parimal Pari from Ambala Cantt against Anil Vij of the BJP.
The third list of Congress candidates is Pradeep Narwal from Bawani Khera, M.L. Ranga from Bawal (SC), Pearl Chaudhary from Pataudi (SC), Pooja Chaudhary from Mulana (SC), and Devinder Hans from Guhla (SC). These candidates are running for seats reserved for Scheduled Castes. You can only listen to the newest music on JioSaavn.com. September 12 is the deadline for submitting nomination documents. October 5 is the day for voting in the one-phase Assembly elections, while October 8 is the day for counting.
On Wednesday night, the Congress unveiled its third list of forty candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections scheduled for October 5. Around two in the morning, the party announced the release of five more candidates. The deadline for submitting nominations is today. There are still four open seats.
With this, 86 candidates have been declared by the Congress to run for the 90-member legislature.
Even though it seemed from the list that the party high command was trying to find a middle ground between the factions of Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Kumari Selja, Selja is thought to be the front-runner in a few of the FOUR seats where the candidates have not yet been named.
Congress lists 45 candidates for Haryana’s polls, but four seats are still up for grabs.
The Congress has not yet announced candidates for FOUR seats: Narnaund, Sohna, Bhiwani, and Uklana, where Kumari Selja is eager to run if the party high command views her as a nominee in the assembly polls.
The candidate from the Ambala City constituency is Nirmal Singh. Bhupinder Singh Hooda had fiercely backed Singh’s candidacy in 2019, but Selja’s resistance seems to have been the reason for Singh’s defeat. Dejected former minister Nirmal Singh ran as an independent from Ambala City but was defeated by Aseem Goel of the BJP.
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Singh, a four-time Congress Member of Legislative Assembly, later joined the AAP but eventually joined the Congress again before the January Lok Sabha elections. Chitra Sarwara, the daughter of Nirmal Singh, is also vying for a ticket from Ambala Cantonment, where she ran as an independent in 2019 and fiercely challenged BJP veteran Anil Vij.
The son of former Haryana chief minister Bhajan Lal and BJP leader Kuldeep Bishnoi, Chandermohan is a close associate of Kumari Selja and has been fielded by the Congress for the Panchkula seat. Gian Chand Gupta of the BJP defeated Chander Mohan in 2019. Once more, both are placed against one another.
