AAP Candidate List 2022

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has declared its list of candidates on all 117 seats for the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections 2017. Its alliance partner Lok Insaf Party, led by Bains Brothers, is contesting on five of the 117 seats. According to reports, party member Bhagwant Mann, who represents Sangrur constituency of Punjab in the Lok Sabha, is going to lead the Aam Aadmi Party's campaign committee in the state. Bhagwant Mann will contest from Jalalabad constituency.
A prominent face in AAP's list of candidates is H.S. Phoolka. He is a notable Supreme Court lawyer who propelled a campaign to get justice for the victims of 1984 anti-Sikh riots. Phoolka is contesting from Dakha constituency in Ludhiana. Himmat Singh Shergill will contest from SAS Nagar (Mohali). Both Phoolkha and Shergill had contested the Lok Sabha elections on AAP ticket but unsuccessfully. The party has fielded 71-year-old Sarabjit Kaur from Dera Bassi. Sarabjit Kaur is the wife of former finance minister in the Akali government Captain Kanwaljit Singh. A Congress rebel and daughter of a prominent Akali leader are among the candidates named in the Aam Aadmi Party's list.

AAP Candidates List for Punjab Election 2017

AC No.	AC Name	Candidates Name
1	Sujanpur	Kulbhushan Singh
2	Bhoa	Amarjeet Singh
3	Pathankot	Raj Kumar
4	Gurdaspur	Amarjit Singh Chahal
5	Dina Nagar	Joginder Singh
6	Qadian	Kanwal Preet Singh
7	Batala	Gurpreet Singh Ghuggi
8	Sri Hargobindpur	Amarpal Singh
9	Fatehgarh Churian	Gurvinder Singh Shampura
10	Dera Baba Nanak	Gurpartap Singh Khushalpur
11	Ajnala	Rajpreet Singh
12	Raja Sansi	Jagjot Singh Dhillon
13	Majitha	Himmat Singh Shergill
14	Jandiala	Harbhajan Singh E. T. O.
15	Amritsar North	Manish Aggarwal
16	Amritsar West	Balwinder Singh Sahota
17	Amritsar Central	Ajay Gupta
18	Amritsar East	Sarabjot Singh Dhanjal
19	Amritsar South	Inderbir Singh Nijjar
20	Attari	Jaswinder Singh Jahangir
21	Tarn Taran	Kartar Singh Pehalwan
22	Khem Karan	Bikramajit Singh
23	Patti	Ranjit Singh Cheema
24	Khadoor Sahib	Bhupinder Singh
25	Baba Bakala	Dalbir Singh Tong
26	Bholath	Sukhpal Singh
27	Kapurthala	Sukhwant Singh Padda
28	Sultanpur Lodhi	Sajjan Singh Cheema
29	Phagwara	Jarnail Nangal
30	Phillaur	Saroop Singh Kadiana
31	Nakodar	Sarwan Singh Hayer
32	Shahkot	Amarjit Singh Mehatpur
33	Kartarpur	Chander Kumar
34	Jalandhar West	Darshan Lal Bhagat
35	Jalandhar Central	Dr. Sanjiv Sharma
36	Jalandhar North	Gulshan Sharma
37	Jalandhar Cantt.	Harkrishan Singh Walia
38	Adampur	Hans Raj Rana
39	Mukerian	Sulakhan Singh
40	Dasuya	Balbir Kaur
41	Urmar	Jasvir Singh Gill (Raja)
42	Sham Chaurasi	Dr. Ravjot Singh
43	Hoshiarpur	Paramjit Singh Sachdeva
44	Chabbewal	Raman Kumar
45	Garhshankar	Jai Krishan
46	Banga	Harjot
47	Nawan Shahr	Charanjit Singh
48	Balachaur	Raj Kumar
49	Anandpur Sahib	Sanjeev Gautam
50	Rupnagar	Amarjit Singh
51	Chamkaur Sahib	Charanjit Singh
52	Kharar	Kanwar Sandhu
53	S.A.S.Nagar	Narinder Singh
54	Bassi Pathana	Santokh Singh
55	Fatehgarh Sahib	Lakhvir Singh Rai
56	Amloh	Gurpreet Singh Bhatti
57	Khanna	Anil Dutt Phally
58	Samrala	Sarbans Singh Manki
59	Sahnewal	Harjot Singh Bains
60	Ludhiana East	Daljit Singh Grewal (Bhola)
64	Ludhiana West	Ahbaab Singh Grewal
66	Gill	Jiwan Singh Sangowal
67	Payal	Gurpreet Singh Lapran
68	Dakha	Harvinder Singh Phoolka
69	Raikot	Jagtar Singh Jagga Hissowal
70	Jagraon	Saravjit Kaur Manuke
71	Nihal Singh Wala	Manjit Singh
72	Bhagha Purana	Gurbinder Singh Kang
73	Moga	Ramesh Grover
74	Dharamkot	Daljit Singh
75	Zira	Gurpreet Singh
76	Firozpur City	Narinder Singh
77	Firozpur Rural	Mohan Singh Phallian Wala
78	Guru Har Sahai	Malkit Chand
79	Jalalabad	Bhagwant Mann
80	Fazilka	Samarbir Singh Sidhu
81	Abohar	Atul Nagpal
82	Balluana	Simarjeet Singh
83	Lambi	Jarnail Singh
84	Gidderbaha	Jagdeep Singh
85	Malout	Principal Baldev Singh
86	Muktsar	Jagdeep Singh "Kaka Brar"
87	Faridkot	Gurdit Singh Sekhon
88	Kotkapura	Kultar Singh Sandhwan
89	Jaitu	Baldev Singh
90	Rampura Phul	Manjit Singh Sidhu
91	Bhucho Mandi	Jagsir Singh
92	Bathinda Urban	Deepak Bansal
93	Bathinda Rural	Rupinder Kaur Ruby
94	Talwandi Sabo	Prof. Baljinder Kaur
95	Maur	Jagdev Singh
96	Mansa	Nazar Singh Manshahia
97	Sardulgarh	Sukhwinder Singh (Bhola Mann)
98	Budhlada	Budh Ram
99	Lehra	Jasvir Singh
100	Dirba	Harpal Singh Cheema
101	Sunam	Aman Arora
102	Bhadaur	Pirmal Singh Dhaula
103	Barnala	Gurmeet Singh Meet Haher
104	Mehal Kalan	Kulwant Singh Pandori
105	Malerkotla	Mohamad Arshad
107	Dhuri	Jasvir Singh Jassi Sekhon
108	Sangrur	Dinesh Bansal
109	Nabha	Gurdev Singh Dev Mann
110	Patiala Rural	Karanvir Singh Tiwana
111	Rajpura	Ashutosh Joshi
112	Dera Bassi	Sarabjit Kaur
113	Ghanaur	Anu Randhawa
114	Sanour	Kuldeep Kaur Tohra
115	Patiala	Dr.Balbir Singh
116	Samana	Jagtar Singh Rajla
117	Shutrana	Palwinder Kaur

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