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Chandigarh: If there is no alliance between AAP and Congress in the Haryana assembly elections, then a four-cornered fight will be seen. BJP on Tuesday released another list of 21 candidates, in which many MLAs including state president Mohanlal Badauli have been dropped. On the other hand, Aam Aadmi Party has also released another list of nine more candidates, while local leaders and workers protested against giving ticket to Vinesh Phogat in Congress and raised slogans in front of the AICC office.
After giving ticket to Vinesh Phogat, there was uproar in Congress, workers raised slogans outside AICC office
In the second list of 21 candidates, the ruling party BJP has fielded Education Minister Seema Trikha from Badkhal and Public Health Minister from Bawal. Banwari Lal's ticket has been sold. BJP has Dhanesh Adalkkha in Badkhal and Dr. Krishna Kumar in Bawal. Apart from this, BJP has changed its candidate on Pehowa seat. BJP has not yet announced candidates for Mahendragarh, NIT Faridabad and Sirsa seats. BJP has cut the tickets of six MLAs in the second list. Apart from this, BJP has given ticket to Captain Yogesh Bairagi against Congress candidate Vinesh Phogat from Jhula seat. BJP had earlier announced the first list of 67 candidates for the 90-seat assembly. BJP Chief Minister Nawab Saini has filed his candidature from Ladwa seat on Tuesday. With this, a total of 127 candidates filled the form on Tuesday. A total of 277 candidates have filed nomination papers so far in the Haryana Assembly elections.
Meanwhile, the Aam Aadmi Party announced a second list of nine more candidates on Monday, a day after announcing its first list of 20 candidates. Former minister Chhatrapal Singh, who resigned from the BJP and joined the party on Monday, has been fielded from Barwala. Since there is no alliance with the Congress in Haryana, there is speculation that the AAP will field rebels from the BJP and Congress.
On the other hand, opposition has started within the party against giving ticket to wrestler Vinesh Phogat from Jhula seat. Due to this, many claimants of the ticket on this seat have distanced themselves from the program organized for Vinesh Phogat. Apart from this, Congress workers also protested outside the office of All India Congress Committee. Voting in Haryana will be held on October 5 and counting of votes will be held on October 8.