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Over 2.14 crore voters will decide the fate of 1304 candidates in Punjab.

Know these 5 interesting things about Punjab Election 2022

Punjab is on the verge of being strangled this time, as no direct majority can be found in any of the three regions, namely Malwa, Majha, and Doaba. No political party appears to be anywhere close to the majority's magical figure.

Punjab Election 2022: Is Punjab heading towards an impasse? No direct majority to any party

Fearing losing momentum in the agitation against the three contentious Central farm laws, the Samyukt Kisan Morcha, a group of 32 farm unions, on Friday asked the political parties in Punjab to suspend their campaigning till the assembly elections, slated in early next year, were announced.

Suspend campaigning in Punjab, farmers leaders tell political parties

Madras HC said ECI did nothing to prevent political parties from breaching Covid-19 protocol.

Madras HC lashes out at ECI says 'most irresponsible institution' in country

In a press conference held in Jalandhar today, Chairman CT Group claimed that students along with supporters of unknown political parties have illegally seized their campus due to non-issuance of degrees, while police has become a mute spectator. He also appealed to the district administration to intervene in the matter and evacuate the college campus from protesters.

Colleges seek post-matric scholarship funds from govt, says are forced to withhold students degrees until dues not released

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday said that the Trinamool Congress would win the 2021 Assembly elections, showing the way ahead to the people of Bengal.

BJP can buy a few MLAs, but not TMC: Mamata

He said that now onwards candidates contesting Lok Sabha elections in Punjab would be able to spend Rs 77 lakh instead of Rs 70 lakh, while candidates contesting Assembly elections will be able to spend Rs 30.80 lakh instead of Rs 28 lakh.

ECI raises expenditure limit for candidates by 10 per cent

CM Khattar has also claimed that  "office bearers of the Punjab Chief Minister's Office" were leading the protest.

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