Punjab is a ruckus. The fight in Congress over ticket allocation isn't going away. In 15 assembly seats, there is currently open rebellion. Amrik Singh Dhillon, a Congress MLA from Samrala, has run as an independent, and numerous seats have been prepared. At the same time, Congress has begun deliberations on five seats in Punjab before issuing the final list. In which the tickets of the party's leaders who switched parties, as well as the families of the party's leaders, are included.
Congress did not reveal the 8 seats with the highest fights because Rahul Gandhi was on a trip to Punjab earlier on Thursday. There was, however, a program to pay respect at religious sites in Amritsar with 117 Rahul candidates. The 109 candidates have been announced twice by Congress.
Uprising taking place in these seats:
- Samrala: The ticket for MLA Amrik Dhillon got canceled from here. Now Dhillon has filed his nomination as an independent.
- Sunam: After cutting the ticket of Daman Thind Bajwa from here, he gave it to Jaswinder Dhiman, a relative of MLA Surjit Dhiman. Bajwa may contest as an independent.
- Shri Hargobindpur: TMLA Balwinder Ladi's ticket was revoked here. Ladi had defected to the BJP, but CM Charanjit Channi persuaded him to return to the Congress by promising him a ticket. Regardless, he became enraged when the ticket was ripped.
- Firozpur Rural: MLA Satkar Kaur's ticket was revoked. They rose in opposition to the candidate. He will not assist the Congress candidate, and he will not permit his supporters to do so.
- Sultanpur Lodhi: From here the minister Rana Gurjit was demanding a ticket for son Indrapratap but Congress gave it to sitting MLA Navtej Cheema. Indrapratap will fight free from here.
- Kharar: Former minister Jagmohan Kang of Kharar was a candidate for the ticket, but it was won by someone else. Kang has announced that he will run for the son as an independent candidate, blaming it on CM Channi.
- Shutrana: Nirmal Singh, a serving MLA, has had his ticket revoked. He is enraged by the gathering. If an independent does not run for office, he will campaign against the candidate.
- Batala: Minister Tript Rajinder Bajwa personally desired a Batala ticket. However, Congress provided him with a Fatehgarh Chudiyan ticket. He then requested a ticket for his son in Batala, but Congress granted it to Ashwani Sekhdi. Bajwa's sons can run as independents here.
- Bassi Pathana: Dr. Manohar Singh, the brother of CM Charanjit Channi, was requesting tickets from here. Gurpreet GP, a serving MLA, was given a ticket by Congress. Manohar is now preparing to run for office as an independent candidate.
- Jagraon: Congress veteran Malkit Dakha was demanding a ticket from here but Congress gave a ticket to AAP MLA Jagtar Singh Hissowal. There is opposition here too.
- Satwinder Bitti, a well-known Punjabi musician, was in the running for the seat in Sahnewal, but Congress chose Bikram Bajwa, the son-in-law of former Chief Minister Rajinder Kaur Bhattal. Bitti, in a defiant tone, even claimed that it was a plot to help Akali contender Sharanjit Dhillon win.
- Khadoor Sahib: MP Jasbir Dimpa was asking for a ticket for his son but Congress gave a ticket to MLA Ramanjit Sikki only. After this, Dipa expressed her displeasure towards Congress through a social media post.
- Muktsar: Rajbalwinder Brar, son of a former MLA, has resigned as SP to run in the elections. The Congress, however, awarded a ticket to Karan Kaur Brar, the daughter-in-law of former CM Harcharan Brar, at the last minute. It is being fought.
- Gurharsahai: After MLA Rana Sodhi switched to BJP, Milkfed chairman Gurbhej Singh was in the race for the ticket from here but Congress cut the ticket. He, too, has expressed his displeasure.
- Adampur: Former MP Mohinder KP, a close relative of CM Charanjit Channi, was in the race for the ticket, but Congress gave the ticket to a BSP leader. KP was also spotted with Rahul Gandhi the day before yesterday, but his dissatisfaction lingers. Congress is considering altering the ticket.