Punjab elections 2017- Predictions

Punjab elections 2017- Predictions

Punjab elections 2017- Predictions Admin   8:20 AM

Punjab Assembly elections 2017 are scheduled to be conducted on Feb 4, 2017 and counting on March 11. Although it is difficult to predict the result but the Aam Aadmi Party is going challenge ruling party SAD+BJP and Indian National Congress, the second major party in state.

Mostly All parties have announced their candidates, view complete list here,

Candidates for Punjab Elections 2017

The results of the opinion polls/predictions conducted by various associates has mixed results.
Given below is opinion poll results by various associates. You can also participate and cast your opinion here.

Who should win in Punjab Elections 2017 

Conducted By	Month/Year	SAD+BJP	Congress	AAP	Others
ABP News	01/2017	50-58	41-49	12-18
AAJ Tak	12/2016	13	3	100	1
India Today -Axis	12/2016	18-22	56-62	36-41	1-4
Lokniti- ABP News		50-58	41-49	41-49
VDP Associates		6	15	93	3
India- Trending	08/2016	9-14	16-20	85-89
TV24 India	08/2016	20-25	27-35	70-80
Huff Post	03/2016	6-12	8-14	94-100	0-3
VDP Associates	07/2016	13	3	100	1

Who Should win in Punjab Elections 2017

Who Should win in Punjab Elections 2017

Who Should win in Punjab Elections 2017 Admin   8:52 AM

Who Should win in Punjab Elections 2017?

Punjab Elections 2017 -Candidate List

Punjab Elections 2017 -Candidate List

Winner Admin   9:21 AM

Punjab Legislative Assembly elections are expected to be held in 2017. the current ruling party is Shiromani Akali Dal - Bharatiya Janata Party alliance led by Parkash Singh Badal.In 2017 SAD-BJP, Congress and AAP will be three major parties competeting in Legislative Assembly elections.

Abbreviations

1. SAD (B)-BJP: Shriomani Akali Dal (Badal)- BJP 
2. AAP: Aam Admi Party 
3. Congress: Congress 
4. CPI-ML: CPI-ML (Liberation) 
5. APP: Apna Punjab Party
6. Ind-Independent Candidate
7. BSP-Bahujan Samaaj Party
8. BSP-A: Bahujan Samaaj Party (Ambedkar)
9. LIP-Lok Insaaf Party
10. SAD-A:Shiromani Akali Dal Amritsar
11. TMC- Trinmool Congress

Punjab Elections 2017 -Candidate List

Constituency	SAD-BJP	Congress	AAP-LIP	Others
81-Abohar	Arun Narang (BJP)	Sunil Kumar Jakhar	Atul Nagpal	Baldev Singh (APP)
38-Adampur	Pawan Kumar Tinu	Mohinder Singh KP	Hans Raj Rana	Nirmal Singh (SAD-A), Robert Maseeh (APP)
11- Ajnala	Amarpal Singh 'Bony'	Harpratap Singh Ajnala	Rajpreet Singh Randhawa	Baba Satnam Nath (BSP-A), Amrik Singh Nangal (SAD-A)
106-Amargarh	Iqbal Singh Jhundan	Surjit Singh Dhiman	Prop. Jaswant singh Gajjanmajra (LIP)	Karnail Singh (SAD-A)
56-Amloh	Gurpreet Singh 'Raju' Khanna	Randeep Singh Nabha	Gurpreet Singh Bhatti	Lakhvir Singh (SAD-A)
17-Amritsar Central	Tarun Chugh (BJP)	Om Parkash Soni	Darbari Lal
18-Amritsar East	Rajesh Hani (BJP)	Navjot Singh Sidhu	Sarabjot Singh Dhanjal	Narinder Walia(APP), Tarsem Bhola (BSP)
15-Amritsar North	Anil Joshi	Sunil Datti	Manish Aggarwal
16-Amritsar West	Rakesh Gill	Dr. Raj Kumar Verka	Balwinder Singh Sahota
19-Amritsar(South)	Gurpartap Singh Tikka	Inderbir Singh Bularia	Inderbir Singh Nijjer	Adv. Jatinder Rai Khattar (APP), Sushil Kumar (BSP)
49-Anandpur Sahib	Dr. Parminder Sharma	Rana K. P. Singh	Sanjeev Gautam	Harbhajan Singh (SAD-A)
62-Atam Nagar	Gurmeet Singh Kular	Karmjit Singh Karwal	Simranjit Singh Bains (LIP)
20-Attari	Gulzar Singh Ranike	Tarsem Singh	Jaswinder Singh Jahangir	Dr. Sarbjeet Kumar (BSP-A)
25-Baba Bakala	Malkit Singh AR	Santokh Singh Bhalipur	Dalbir Singh Tong	Baljeet Singh Bhatti(APP)
48-Balachaur	Chaudhary Nand Lal	Darshan Lal Mangepur	Brig. Raj Kumar	Major Jarnail Singh (APP), Baljit Singh (BSP)
82-Balluana	Parkash Singh Bhatti	Nathu Ram	Simarjeet Singh	V. Raj Rajora (TMC), Gurdatt Singh (APP)
46-Banga	Sukhwinder Singh 'Sukhi'	Dr. Satnam Singh Kainth	Harjot Kaur
103-Barnala	Surinder Sebia	Kewal Singh Dhillon	Meet Heyar	Simranjit Singh Mann (SAD-A)
54-Bassi Pathana	Darbara Singh Guru	Gurpreet Singh GP	Santokh Singh Salana	Manjinder Singh Romi(APP), Dharm Singh Kalor (SAD-A)
7-Batala	Lakhbir Singh Lodhinangal	Ashwani Sekhri	Gurpreet Singh Waraich	Ashwani Kumar Happy (CPI-ML), Inder Sekhri (APP)
93-Bathinda (Rural)	Amrit Ratan	Harwinder Singh Laddi	Rupinder Kaur	Jaswinder Singh Gill(APP)
92-Bathinda Urban	Sarup Chand Singla	Manpreet Singh Badal	Deepak Bansal
102-Bhadaur	Balvir Singh Ghunas	Joginder Singh Panjgranai	Parimal Singh	Swaran Singh (CPI-ML), Parmjit Singh Sekhon (SAD-A)
72-Bhagha Purana	Tirath Singh Mahla	Darshan Singh Brar	Capt Gurbinder Singh Kang	Gurdas Singh (APP), Manpreet Kaur Brar (TMC) , Buta Singh (SAD-A)
2-Bhoa	Seema Kumari (BJP)	Joginder Pal Singh	Dr. Vinod	Anika Rai (APP)
26-Bholath	Bhupinder Singh	Ranjit Singh	Sukhpal Khaira	Gurvinder Singh Shahi(APP)
91-Bhucho Mandi	Harpreet Singh	Pritam Singh Kotbhai	Jagseer Singh
98-Budhlada	Dr Nishan Singh	Ranjit Kaur Bhatti	Budhram Principal	Bhagawant Singh Samaon (CPI-ML)
44-Chabbewal	Sohan Singh Thandal	Dr. Raj Kumar	Raman Kumar	Jagdish Singh (SAD-A), Gurjit Singh  (APP)
51-Chamkaur Sahib	Nirmal Singh	Charanjit Singh Channi	Dr. Charanjit Singh	Parminder Kaur Rangra(APP), Charnjit Singh Azaad (SAD-A)
68-Dakha	Manpreet Singh Ayali	Major Singh Bhaini	H.S. Phoolka	Kulwant Singh (APP)
40-Dasuya	Sukhjit Kaur Sahi (BJP)	Arun Dogra	Balbir Kaur Phull
10-Dera Baba Nanak	Sucha Singh Langah	Sukhjinder Singh Randawa	Gurpartap Singh Khushalpur
112-Dera Bassi	NK Sharma	Depinder Singh Dhillon	Sarabjit Kaur	Puneet Bhardwaj(APP)
74-Dharamkot	Tota Singh	Sukhjit Singh Kaka	Dr. Ranyodh Singh Sran	Balraj Singh Khalsa (SAD-A), Sukhpal Singh Cheema  (APP)
107-Dhuri	Hari Singh	Dalvir Singh Goldy Khangura	Jasvir Singh Sekhon (Jassi)	Surjit Singh (SAD-A), Kamaljit Singh Tibba (APP)
5-Dina Nagar	V D Dhupad (BJP)	Aruna Chaudhary	Joginder Chinna	Sarwan Singh Sewak(APP)
100-Dirba	Gulzar Singh Moonak	Ajaib Singh Ratol	Harpal Singh Cheema	Ghuman Singh (CPI-ML), Jagtar Singh (APP)
87-Faridkot	Parambans Singh 'Bunty' Romana	Kushaldeep Singh Dhillon	Gurdit Singh Sekhon	Hardip Singh Kingra(APP)
9-Fatehgarh Churian	Nirmal Singh Kahlon	Tripat Rajinder Singh Bajwa	Gurvinder Singh Shampura	Gulzar Singh Batala (CPI-ML), Gurbinder Singh (SAD-A)
55-Fatehgarh Sahib	Didar Singh Bhatti	Kuljit Singh Nagra	Lakhbir Singh Rai	Harbans Lal (TMC)
80-Fazilka	Surjit Kumar Jiani	Devinder Ghubaya	Samarbir Singh Sidhu	Keerti Siyag  (APP)
76-Firozpur City	Sukhlal Singh Nannu (BJP)	Parminder Singh Pinki	Narinder Singh Sandha	Tejinder Singh Deol (SAD-A)
77-Firozpur Rural	Joginder Singh Jindu	Satkar Kaur	Mohan Singh Phalianwala	Lal Singh (SAD-A)
45-Garhshankar	Surinder Singh Bhullewal Rathan	Love Kumar Goldy	Jai Kishan Singh Rodi	Surjit Singh Randhawa (APP), Pishora Singh Jassowal (SAD-A)
113-Ghanaur	Harpreet Kaur Mukhmailpur	Madan Lal Jalalpur	Anu Randhawa	Sharanjeet Singh Jogipur (APP)
84-Giddarbaha	Hardeep Singh 'Dimpy' Dhillon	Amarinder Singh Raja Warring	Jagdeep Singh Sandhu	Iqbal Singh (APP)
66-Gill	Darshan Singh Shivalik	Kuldeep Singh Vaid	Jeewan Sanghwal	Sukhpreet Singh(APP), Netar Singh Lohara (SAD-A)
4-Gurdaspur	Gurbachan Singh Babbehali	Birenderjit Singh Pahra	Amarjeet Singh Chahal	Sucha Singh Chhotepur (APP)
78-Guru Har Sahai	Vardev Singh Maan	Rana Gurmit Singh Sodhi	Malkiat Singh Thind	Raj Kumar Kamboj (APP)
43-Hoshiarpur	Tikshan Sood (BJP)	Sunder Sham Arora	Paramjit Sachdeva	Surinder Singh Sandhu (BSP)
70-Jagraon	Amarjit Kaur Sahoke	Malkit Singh Dakhan	Sarvjit Kaur Manuke
89-Jaito	Suba Singh Badal	Mohd. Sadique	Master Baldev Singh	Dr. Harpal Singh(APP), Gurbir Singh Dhudi (SAD-A)
79-Jalalabad	Sukhbir Singh Badal	Ravneet Bittu	Bhagwant Mann	Naresh Gupta (APP), Malkit Singh (BSP), Bakhsish Singh (APP)
36-Jalandhar (North)	K D Bhandari (BJP)	Avtar Singh Sanghera	Gulshan Sharma	Naresh Gupta (APP)
34-Jalandhar (West)	Mahinder Bhagat	Sushil Rinku	Darshan Lal Bhagat	Dr Jugal Kishore(APP)
37-Jalandhar Cantt	Sarabjit Singh Makkar	Pargat Singh	Harkrishan Singh Walia	Parmpal Bambia (BSP-A) , Parminder Singh (SAD-A)
35-Jalandhar central	Manoranjan Kalia	Rajinder Beri	Dr Sanjeev Kumar Sharma	Gurmukh Singh (SAD-A)
14-Jandiala Guru	Dr. Dalbir Singh Verka	Sukhwinder Singh Danny	Harbhajan Singh	Dalip Singh (APP), Hardeep Singh (BSP-A)
27-Kapurthala	Paramjit Singh Pamma	Rana Gurjit Singh	Sukhwant Singh Padda	Narinder Singh Bholath (SAD-A), Manoj Kumar Nahar (BSP-A)
33-Kartarpur	Satpal Mall	Ch. Surinder Singh	Chandan Grewal	Parmjot Gill (BSP-A)
24-Khadoor Sahib	Ravinder Singh Brahmpura	Ramanjit Singh Sikki	Bhupinder Singh Bittu	Karam Singh (SAD-A), Puran Singh Shekh (BSP-A)
57-Khanna	Ranjit Singh Talwandi	Gurkirat Singh Kotli	Anil Dutt Phalli	Vinay Diamond (APP)
52-Kharar	Ranjeet Singh Gill	Jagmohan Singh Kang	Kanwar Sandhu
22-Khem karan	Virsa Singh Valtoha	Sukhpal Singh	Capt Bikramajit Singh Pahuwindia	Lakhwinder Singh Lakha (BSP-A)
88-Kotkapura	Mantar Singh Brar	Harnirpal Singh Kuku	Kultar Singh Sandhwa	Dr Surinder Kumar Dwivedi (APP), Avtar Kishan (BSP
83-Lambi	S.Parkash Singh Badal	Capt. Amrinder Singh	Jarnail Singh	Harpreet Singh (BSP), Manmandar Singh (APP)
99-Lehra	Parminder Singh Dhindsa	Rajinder Kaur Bhattal	Jasbir Singh Kundani	Ram Dass (BSP), Gian Singh Banga (SAD-A)
63-Ludhiana (Central)	Gurudev Sharma Devi (BJP)	Surinder Kumar Dawar	Vipin Kaka Sood (LIP)	Narinder (APP)
60-Ludhiana (East)	Ranjit Singh Dhillon	Sanjay Talwar	Daljeet Singh Grewal	Jaswant Singh Cheema (SAD-A)
65-Ludhiana (North)	Parveen Bansal (BJP)	Rakesh Pandey	Randhir Singh Sebia (LIP)	Rajinder Kaka
64-Ludhiana (West)	Kamal Chetli (BJP)	Bharat Bhushan Ashu	Ahbaab Singh Grewal	Balkar Singh Gill (APP)
61-Ludhiana (South)	Hira Singh Gabria	Bhupinder Sidhu	Balwinder Singh Bains (LIP)	Parminder Singh  (APP)
13-Majitha	Bikram Singh Majithia	Sukhjinder Raj Singh 'Lalli' Majitha	Himmant Singh Shergill	Iqbal Singh Bhagowal (APP), Surjit Singh (BSP)
105-Maler Kotla	Mohammad Owais	Razia Sultana	Arshad Dali	Begam Parveen Nusrat (TMC)
85-Malout (SC)	Darshan Singh Kotfatta	Ajaib Singh Bhatti	Baldev Singh Azad
96-Mansa	Jagdeep Singh Nakai	Dr. Manju Bansal	Nazar Singh Manshahia	Ranjit Singh Tamkot (CPI-ML), Jaskaran Singh (SAD-A)
95-Maur	Janmeja Singh Sekhon	Harninder Singh Jassi	Jagdev Singh Kamallu	Harwinder Singh Sema (CPI-ML)
104-Mehal Kalan	Ajit Singh Shant	Harchand Kaur	Kulwant Singh Pandhuri	Gurjit Singh Fauji(APP), Jagraj Singh Moom
73-Moga	Barjinder Singh Makhan Brar	Dr, Harlot Karnal	Ramesh Grover	Kulwant Singh Ramgarhia ( BSP), Sathi Vijay Kumar (TMC)
39-Mukerian	Arnesh Sekhar	Rajneesh Kumar Babbi	Sulkhan Singh Jaggi	Gurwatan Singh (SAD-A)
86-Muktsar	Kanwarjeet Singh 'Rozy' Barkandi	Karan Kaur Brar	Jagdeep Singh Brar	Rajesh Garg (APP)
109-Nabha	Kabir Dass	Sadhu Singh Dharamsot	Dev Mann	Jarnail Singh Akaalgarh(APP)
31-Nakodar	Gurpartap Singh Wadala	Jagbir Singh Brar	Swarn Singh Hayer	Gurmail Singh Kaler(APP), Inderjit Kaur (BSP-A)
47-Nawan shahr	Jarnail Singh Wahid	Angad Saini	Charanjit Singh Channi	Ashwani Joshi(APP), Bahadur Singh (SAD-A)
71-Nihal Singh Wala	SR Kler	Rajwinder Kaur Bhagikay	Manjit Singh Bilaspur	Malkit Singh (APP), Khubdeep Singh (SAD-A)
3-Pathankot	Ashwani Sharma (BJP)	Amit Vij	Rajkumar Mahajan	Col. Ashok Dogra (APP)
115-Patiala City	Gen. JJ Singh	Capt. Amrinder Singh	Dr. Balbir Singh	Aks Inder (APP)
110-Patiala Rural	Satbir Singh Khatra	Brahm Mohindra	Karanvir Singh Tiwana	Prop. Mahinder Pal Singh(SAD-A)
23-Patti	Adaish Partap Singh Kairon	Harminder Singh Gill	Ranjeet Singh Cheema	Jatinder Singh Pannu (BSP-A)
67-Payal	Isher Singh Meharban	Lakhbir Singh Lakha	Gurpreet Singh Lapran	Capt. Rampal Singh Bija(APP), Gurwinder Singh Khalsa (SAD-A), Darbara Singh (BSP)
29-Phagwara	Som Parkash	Joginder Singh Mann	Jarnail Singh Nangal (LIP)	Jaswinder Singh (SAD-A), Tulsi Ram Khosla (BSP-A)
30-Phillaur	Baldev Singh Khaira	Vikramjit Singh Choudary	Swaroop Singh Khadiana
6-Qadian	Sewa Singh Sekhwan	Fatehjung Singh Bajwa	Kanwalpreet Singh Kaki	Kulwant Singh (APP)
69-Raikot	Inder Iqbal Singh Atwal	Dr. Amar Singh	Jagtar Singh Jagga Hissowal
12-Rajasansi	Veer Singh Lopoke	Sukhbinder Singh Sarkaria	Jagjot Singh Dhillon	Baba Buta Nath (BSP-A)
111-Rajpura	Harjit Singh Grewal (BJP)	Hardial Singh Kamboj	Ashutosh Joshi	Ravinder Jain (BSP)
90-Rampura Phul	Sikander Singh Maluka	Gurpreet Singh Kangar	Manjeet Singh Sidhu	Savinder Singh (APP)
50-Rupnagar	Daljit Singh Cheema	Birender Dhillon	Amarjeet Singh Sandoa	Ranjit Singh (SAD-A)
53-SAS Nagar, Mohali	Tejinder Pal Singh	Balbir Singh Sidhu	Himmat Singh Shergill	Mahinder Pal Singh (APP)
59-Sahnewal	Sharanjit Singh Dhillon	Satwinder Bitti	Harjot Singh Bains	Manbir Singh Grewal (SAD-A)
116-Samana	Surjit Singh Rakhra	Rajinder Singh	Jagtar Singh Rajala	Rajinder Singh Chhana (SAD-A)
58-Samrala	Santa Singh Umedpur	Amrik Singh Dhillon	Sarbans Singh Manki	Shingara Singh Bajla (SAD-A), Bhupinder Singh (APP)
108-Sangrur	Parkash Chand Garg	Vijay Inder Singla	Dinesh Bansal
114-Sanour	Harinder Pal Singh Chandumajra	Harinder Singh Man	Kuldeep Kaur Tohra	Jagir Singh (SAD-A), Purshotam Giri (APP)
97-Sardulgarh	Dilraj Singh Bhunder	Ajit Inder Singh Mofar	Sukhwinder Singh Mann	Surjeet Singh(CPI-ML), Jaswant Singh (APP)
32-Shahkot	Ajit Singh Kohar	Hardev Singh Laadi	Dr. Amarjit Singh Thind	Harshdeep Singh(APP), Sulakhan Singh (SAD-A), Tara Singh Gill (BSP-A)
42-Sham Chaurasi (SC)	Mohinder Kaur Josh	Pawan Adia	Dr Ravjot Singh	Bhagwan Das (BSP), Gurdeep Singh (SAD-A)
8-Shri Har Gobindpur	Manjit Singh Manna	Balwinder Singh Laddi	Adv. Amarpal Singh	Desraj Singh Dhugga (Ind)
117-Shutrana	Vaninder Kaur Loomba	Nirmal Singh	Palwinder Kaur	Sukhdev Vartia(APP), Amarjit Singh (SAD-A)
1-Sujjanpur	Dinesh Singh Babbu (BJP)	Amit Singh	Kulbhushan Singh Minhas	Gurmeet Singh Mann (SAD-A)
28-Sultanpur Lodhi	Upinderjit Kaur	Navtej Singh Cheema	Sajjan Singh Cheema	Gurpreet Singh Dabbwari (SAD-A), Amandeep Singh (APP), Balwant Singh (BSP-A)
101-Sunam	Gobind Singh Longowal	Daman Thind Bajwa	Aman Arora	Randhir Singh (APP), Shehbaj Singh Deska (SAD-A)
94-Talwandi Sabo	Jeet Mohinder Singh Sidhu	Khushbaj Singh Jatana	Prof. Baljinder Kaur
21-Tarn Taran	Harmeet Singh Sandhu	Dr. Dharambir Agnihotri	Kartar Singh	Dr. Gurjinder Singh (SAD-A), Balbir Singh (BSP-A)
41-Urmar	Arvinder Singh Rasulpur	Sangat Singh Gilzian	Jasveer Singh Gill	Col. Varinder Sharma(APP), Kuldeep Singh (SAD-A)
75-Zira	Hari Singh Zira	Kulbir Singh Zira	Gurpreet Singh Gora	Iqbal Singh Chabba (SAD-A)

If you know information about any other candidate, please add to comments.

Last Updated : Jan 16,2016

Politics of Changing Party in Punjab

Politics of Changing Party in Punjab

Sukhpal Khaira Admin   2:54 PM

Foreseeing Punjab Vidhan Sabha Elections 2017, Many political leaders are changing parties, seeking better role, ticket, benefits, service etc. Mostly It will be continuous pouring season till Elections. Punjab Politics is known is for switching ruling party every 5 years except 2012 when SAD-BJP alliance was re-elected.

So we hope to see big list. We will continue to add to this list. So keep watching this space for more details

1. Navjot Singh Sidhu joins Congress and Leaves BJP - Jan 14, 2016
2. Jassi Jasraj joined AAP Again- Jan 5, 2017
3. Hans Raj Hans joins BJP and leaves Congress-Dec 10, 2016.
4. Rajinder Kaur Bhagike joins congress and leaves SAD(B)-Dec 6, 2016
5. Mahesh Inder Singh joins congress and leaves SAD(B)-Dec 6, 2016
6. Jarnail Nangal Joins Congress and Leaves BSP - March 22,2016
7. Kanwar Sandhu (Journalist) Joins AAP- Feb 25, 2016


8. Hans Raj Hans joins congress and Leaves SAD(B)- Feb 21,2016


9. Gurpreet Singh Bhatti Joins AAP and Leaves PPP- Feb 20,2016


10. R.S Parmar (Ropar) joins AAP and Leaves SAD(B) -Feb 16, 2016


11. Kuldeep Singh Kahlon (Batala) joins AAP and leaves Congress - Feb 15,2016


12. Gurpreet Ghuggi Joins AAP- Feb 11,2016.


13. Harry Mann Joins Congress and Leaves SAD (B)-Feb 10,2016


14. Deepinder Singh Dhillon Joins Congress and Leaves SAD (B)-Feb 10,2016


15. Balkar Sidhu joins Congress and Leaves AAP -Feb 10,2016.


16. Aman Arora (Sunaam) joins AAP and Leaves Congress - Jan 8, 2106.


17. Lakhvir Singh Rai (Fatehgarh Sahib) joins AAP and leaves Congress- Jan 2, 2016


18. Gurpreet Singh GP  (Chamkaur Sahib) Joins Congress and Leaves AAP - Dec. 30, 2015


19. Former MLA Jagtar Singh Rajla (Samana) moved from Congress to AAP - Dec 27th, 2015.


20. Inder Mohan Singh Bhatti Joins Congress and leaves SAD (B) - Dec 26th, 2015.


21. Sukhpal Khaira joins AAP and leaves Congress - Dec 25th, 2015.


22. Gurinder Singh Gogi (Ropar) joins AAP and leaves Congress - Dec. 16, 2015.

Post a comment, if you know more.

Punjab Elections can be in November 2016

Punjab Elections can be in November 2016

Ravneet Bittu Admin   9:55 AM

In an effort to combine Election calendar for 9 states, Election Commission may decide to conduct Punjab Vidhan Sabha Elections in November 2016. Currently elections in Punjab are scheduled to be held in Feb-Mar 2017. Election commission has formed a committee to evaluate its possibility.

Looking much confident Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal said the SAD-BJP alliance is fully prepared to face early elections.Badal, while interacting with media persons on the sidelines of “Sangat Darshan” programme in Lambi Assembly segment in Muktsar district, said his party was ready for elections at anytime.

AAP Member Bhagwant Maan also expressed combining Election Calendar is great move from EC. Additionally November 2016 will 2.5 years of BJP led Central Govt. AAP has started preparing for upcoming elections and have expressed no concern for early polls.

Congress representative Ravneet Bittu is being involved in this move from EC. He mentioned, Combining Election Calendar descent initiative and will help to streamline polls in country. However he mentioned Congress committee will express their views about early polls.

That being said, peoples of Punjab this time expecting 3 players 2016-2017 Elections. Next big question is who will be CM candidate from all parties.

As per you,

Who will be CM Candidates?
Which party should win in Punjab Elections 2017

Sukhpal Singh Khaira joined AAP

Sukhpal Singh Khaira joined AAP

Sukhpal Singh Khaira Admin   8:42 AM

Former Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee spokesperson and MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira joined the Aam Aadmi Party on Friday 25th Decemeber 2016. Sukhpal Singh Khaira was left aside in recent changes in PPCC during appointment of Capt Amarinder Singh, Ambika Soni and Lal Singh to new positions.

Khaira has sent his resignation letter Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi and mentioned about not considering him for any position in party. He also claimed that he declined an offer to be made national spokesperson of the Congress on Thursday saying he would prefer to serve as a volunteer for an “honest party” like AAP to being even president of a “corrupt party”.

AAP MP Bhagwant Mann said leaders like Khaira would always be welcomed by the party.
AAP leader in charge of political affairs Sanjay Singh dismissed allegations that leaders in Delhi were controlling the party’s affairs in Punjab.

“People like Khaira can never be happy and comfortable with any political party. He first joined the SAD, then the Congress and now he has joined the AAP. I will also be suing Khaira for levelling baseless charges against me, as the Supreme Court has already acquitted me.”, Said Lal Singh.

The SAD is also kind of igorning Khaira joining AAP and prediciting no impact to them. “It displays rank political opportunism of the AAP and utter frustration of Khehra. On the one hand, it fully exposes the total political irrelevance and marginalisation of the Congress. On the other, it shows how hollow are the claims of the AAP on principled politics,” said SAD member Harcharan SIngh Bains in a statement.

With these recent developments in Punjab politics, it being said that there will three player running for Govt. in Punjab Elections 2017.