Aam Aadmi party’s latest list includes O P Gujjar for Kalka, Wazir Singh Dhanda for Jind, Kamal Bisla for Fatehabad, Geeta Sheoran for Loharu, O P Verma for Badkhal, and Himmat Yadav for Kosli.
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The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) released its sixth list of 19 candidates for the Haryana Assembly elections on Thursday. Senior leader Prem Garg will contest from Panchkula.
The party also named candidates for Kalka, Ambala City, Mulana, Shahabad, Pehowa, Guhla, Panipat, Jind, Fatehabad, Ellenabad, Nalwa, Loharu, Badhra, Dadri, Bawani Khera, Kosli, Faridabad NIT, and Badhkal seats. Manish Arora will run from Ellenabad, where the Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) has fielded Abhay Singh Chautala. With these additions, the party has unveiled a total of 89 candidates so far.
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AAP has selected Manish Arora as its candidate for Ellenabad, where INLD has nominated senior leader Abhay Singh Chautala. The party’s latest list includes O P Gujjar for Kalka, Wazir Singh Dhanda for Jind, Kamal Bisla for Fatehabad, Geeta Sheoran for Loharu, O P Verma for Badkhal, and Himmat Yadav for Kosli.
Earlier, AAP had announced 70 candidates for the Haryana assembly elections. On Wednesday, they named 30 additional candidates, including former wrestler Kavita Dalal for Julana, who will compete against Congress’ Vinesh Phogat and BJP’s Yogesh Bairagi.
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AAP’s initial batch of 20 candidates was revealed on Monday after the party’s seat-sharing negotiations with Congress fell through. The deadline for nominations is September 12, with elections for the 90-member Haryana Assembly scheduled for October 5.
In the Lok Sabha elections earlier this year, Congress and AAP teamed up in Delhi but ran independently in Punjab. AAP had contested one seat in Haryana’s general elections without success. In the 2019 Haryana assembly elections, AAP contested 46 seats but did not win any.
