PUNJAB ASSEMBLY ELECTION 2022: CONSTITUENCIES
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The ruling Congress witnessed an uphill task to retain one of the three fortresses in the country. After months of infighting, the Grand Old Party declared chief minister Charanjit Singh Channi as the face of the party. Channi, the state's first Dalit CM, contested from two seats-Chamkaur Sahib and Bhadaur.
Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu, who was instrumental in Captain Amarinder Singh's resignation as the CM, contested the polls from Amritsar East. The latter quit the Congress and floated his own party Punjab Lok Congress, contesting in alliance with the Bharatiya Janata Party and SAD-Dhindsa faction."
The Congress' main opposition Aam Aadmi Party contested elections under the leadership of its chief ministerial face Bhagwant Mann. The two-time Lok Sabha MP contested from Dhuri in Sangrur.
The counting of votes took place on March 10.
All Constituencies (117)
- Abohar
- Adampur
- Ajnala
- Amargarh
- Amloh
- Amritsar Central
- Amritsar East
- Amritsar North
- Amritsar South
- Amritsar West
- Anandpur Sahib
- Atam Nagar
- Attari
- Baba Bakala
- Balachaur
- Balluana
- Banga
- Barnala
- Bassi Pathana
- Batala
- Bathinda Rural
- Bathinda Urban
- Bhadaur
- Bhagha Purana
- Bhoa
- Bholath
- Bhucho Mandi
- Budhlada
- Chabbewal
- Chamkaur Sahib
- Dakha
- Dasuya
- Dera Baba Nanak
- Dera Bassi
- Dharamkot
- Dhuri
- Dina Nagar
- Dirba
- Faridkot
- Fatehgarh Churian
- Fatehgarh Sahib
- Fazilka
- Firozpur City
- Firozpur Rural
- Garhshankar
- Ghanaur
- Gidderbaha
- Gill
- Gurdaspur
- Guru Har Sahai
- Hoshiarpur
- Jagraon
- Jaitu
- Jalalabad
- Jalandhar Cantt.
- Jalandhar Central
- Jalandhar North
- Jalandhar West
- Jandiala
- Kapurthala
- Kartarpur
- Khadoor Sahib
- Khanna
- Kharar
- Khem Karan
- Kotkapura
- Lambi
- Lehra
- Ludhiana Central
- Ludhiana East
- Ludhiana North
- Ludhiana South
- Ludhiana West
- Majitha
- Malerkotla
- Malout
- Mansa
- Maur
- Mehal Kalan
- Moga
- Mukerian
- Muktsar
- Nabha
- Nakodar
- Nawanshahr
- Nihal Singhwala
- Pathankot
- Patiala
- Patiala Rural
- Patti
- Payal
- Phagwara
- Phillaur
- Qadian
- Raikot
- Raja Sansi
- Rajpura
- Rampura Phul
- Rupnagar
- S.A.S.Nagar
- Sahnewal
- Samana
- Samrala
- Sangrur
- Sanour
- Sardulgarh
- Shahkot
- Sham Chaurasi
- Shutrana
- Sri Hargobindpur
- Sujanpur
- Sultanpur Lodhi
- Sunam
- Talwandi Sabo
- Tarn Taran
- Urmar
- Zira
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