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Punjab Elections 2012 update Result

Posted on Tuesday, 6 March 2012 by Punjabi Articles

CoCongress is contesting all 117 seats, while SAD 94 and BJP 23. In the last election SAD had won 50 seats, Congress 42, BJP 19 and independents 06


Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal was leading from Lambi constituency by 2305 votes over his nearest rival and cousin Mahesh Inder Singh Badal of Congress. Badal's younger brother Gurdas Singh Badal was in third position.

Punjab BJP President Ashwani Sharma was leading by 1738 votes over his nearest rival Raman Bhalla of the Congress from the Pathankot assembly constituency

From Jaitu (SC) seat, Joginder Singh of Congress defeated Gurinder Singh of SAD by 6,342 votes.

Manpreet is also contesting from Gidderbaha, the constituency which he has represented on four occasions, but from there too he was trailing, according to the available trends.

From Maur Assembly segment in Faridkot, Punjab Minister Janmeja Singh Sekhon of SAD defeated Mangat Rai Bansal of Congress by a margin of 1,387 votes. PPP President Manpreet Singh Badal finished at number three.

SAD's Nand Lal beat Shiv Ram Singh of BSP by a margin of 14,857 votes from Balachaur assembly constituency, while Gulzar Singh Ranike of SAD beat Tarsem Singh of the Congress by a margin of 4,983 votes from Attari (SC) seat.

Congress' Jeet Mohinder Singh Sidhu bagged the Talwandi Sabo assembly seat, while O P Soni of Congress won from Amritsar Central, defeating his nearest rival Tarun Chugh of the BJP by a margin of 12,797 votes.

Sadhu Singh of Congress won from Nabha (SC) constituency defeating his nearest SAD rival by a margin of 22,548 votes

From Faridkot,SAD's Deep Malhotra beat Avtar Singh Brar of the Congress by a margin of 2,727 votes and SAD's Harpreet Kaur beat Madan Lal Jalalpur of Congress by a margin of 1,778 votes from Ghanaur
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From Balachaur constituency, SAD's Nand Lal beat Shiv Ram Singh of BSP by a margin of 14,857 votes, while from Rajpura seat Hardial Singh Kamboj of Congress beat BJP's Raj Khurana by a margin of 31,510 votes.

Navjot Kaur, wife of BJP MP from Amritsar Navjot Singh Sidhu, has won from Amritsar (East) constituency, defeating her nearest rival and Independent candidate Simarpreet Kaur by a margin of 7,099 votes

Punjab Congress President Amarinder Singh retained Patiala constituency by defeating SAD's Surjit Singh Kohli by a margin of 42,318 votes, while his son Raninder was trailing by 1630 votes from Samana Assembly constituency.

Manpreet singh badal lose his seat.

Pargat Singh (akali) won from Jalandhar cantt.

Sukhbir Singh Badal(Akali) won from Jalalabad with 50,000 votes





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Watch – Punjab Election Results 2012 Live 2012

Posted on Monday, 5 March 2012 by Gagan Masoun

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Alliance NameWinsLeadWin/Lead
BSP118495
SP31170201
BJP54449
CONG+33942
OTH01616
SAD+58967
CONG45247
PPP000
OTH123

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Badal village abuzz with activity

by Punjabi Articles


Chief Minister pays obeisance at Talwandi Sabo, attends akhand path at his residence

With all eyes on March 6 when the election results will be declared, the native village of Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal is once again abuzz with activity.

Parkash Singh Badal, his son Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal and daughter-in-law Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Bathinda MP, are camping at their palatial house in Badal village.

The family had gone on a holiday after spending a few days in Delhi. Sources said senior party workers of Lambi and nearby areas were calling on the CM’s residence to discuss political matters.

Unwilling to go by the exit polls that give the Congress an edge to form the next government, the Chief Minister claimed that the results would go in favour of the SAD-BJP alliance.

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Another battle: Akalis ready for DSGMC elections

Posted on Friday, 3 February 2012 by Punjabi Articles

After the SGPC elections in September 2011 and the just-concluded assembly poll, it is now time for the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) elections which will see the ruling SAD locking horns with the SAD (Delhi) headed by Paramjit Singh Sarna, who is also the DSGMC chief.

The Gurdwara Election Directorate, New Delhi, has set the ball rolling and the election process will begin on February 16 while the polling will take place on March 11. The filing of nominations will begin on February 16. The scrutiny will take place on February 23. The last date of withdrawals is February 25.










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Over 96 pc polling at Golewala village, highest in the district

Posted on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 by Punjabi Articles


Polling 75% in Bathinda (Urban) and 82% in the rural segment


Village Golewala in Talwandi Sabo assembly constituency, situated on the Punjab-Haryana border, registered 96.64 per cent polling. Known for high voting percentage, the villagers today kept their promise with the day.

Of the 626 voters registered in the village, 605 cast their votes. Six voters have been dead and there are four service voters including two policemen and two Army persons. Not only Golewala, but other villages like Kangar (the ancestral village of Rampura Congress candidate Gurpreet Singh Kangar), Mehraj (ancestral village of Captain Amarinder Singh) and villages with a large voter base like Bhai Rupa and Dhipali too registered a high voter turn out.

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Elections 2012

by Punjabi Articles

Youngsters and old people wait in a queue to cast their votes in Ludhiana. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan (Right) Maheshinder Singh Badal, Congress candidate from Lambi, after casting his vote at Badal village. Tribune photo: Pawan Sharma
Union MoS for External Affairs Preneet Kaur along with her daughter-in-law, Reshma, show indelible ink marks on their fingers at a polling station in Patiala. Tribune photo: Rajesh Sachar (Right) Cricketer Harbhajan Singh at the polling booth in Jalandhar. Photo: Sarabjit Singh
A bridegroom along with his relatives at a polling station in Nabha. A Tribune photo
(Right) Congress MLA from Baghapurana Darshan Singh Brar talks to the media on Monday morning. Photo: Kulwinder Sandhu
Old men wait for their turn to cast their votes on the outskirts of Ludhiana. Tribune photo: Himanshu Mahajan (Right) Army personnel line up outside a polling booth in Jalandhar. Tribune photo: Malkiat Singh

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CLASH IN FEROZEPUR LEAVES ONE DEAD

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An activist of the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) Nishan Singh was killed in a clash between the SAD and Congress supporters at Piareana village in Ferozepur district during the polling today.

Stray incidents of violence were reported in other parts of the Malwa region too but the situation overall remained under control. According to reports, Nishan Singh was shot allegedly by an unidentified Congress supporter. He was rushed to Mission Hospital in Ferozepur where he succumbed to his injuries

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PUNJAB SETS NEW RECORD

by Punjabi Articles

 Highest turnout: 76.63%
* Youth killed in Ferozepur firing
* Sporadic incidents of violence


The electorate in Punjab came out to vote overwhelmingly for the 117-seat Assembly elections today with 76.63 per cent (preliminary estimate) of the 1.76 crore voters exercising their franchise.

This is the highest figure since the state was reorganized in 1966, Election Commission sources said.



Barring sporadic incidents of violence that left a youth dead and some people injured, polling in this once militancy-ridden border state was largely peaceful with no report of booth capturing

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Punjab Vidhan Sabha Election Results 2012

Posted on Saturday, 28 January 2012 by Gagan Masoun

Punjab Vidhan Sabha Election Results 2012
Punjab Vidhan Sabha Election 2012 Results
Punjab forms the northwest part of India. It’s capital is Chandigarh, which is a Union territory and also a capital of Haryana. A land of the people following Sikhism, Punjab is probably one fo the most cheerful and happy states in India.

In the political scenario, Punjab has four main parties , NDA and Congress. The NDA part comprises of Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), while UPA is dominated mainly by the Congress. The SAD comprises of several break-away factions of what once was a unified Akali Dal. BJP has mainly played a supporting role, mainly trying to consolidate the Hindu votes in favour of the alliance. PPP is the most powerful party of Punjab, Head of PPP is Manpreet Singh Badal.


Some facts on Punjab Assembly Polls 2012:

StateTotal ConstituenciesElectoral RollsPolling Stat.
Punjab1171743340819724

Punjab Elections 2012 Date:
The state will go to polls in a single phase on 30th Jan 2012 and Punjab election results will be declared on 6th March 2012.
Polling EventsPoll Dates
Issue of Notifications05.01.2012 (Thursday)
Last date for making Nominations12.01.2012 (Thursday)
Scrutiny of Nominations13.01.2012 (Friday)
Last date for withdrawal of candidature16.01.2012 (Monday)
Date of Poll 30.01.2012 (Monday) 
Counting of Votes06.03.2012 (Tuesday)
Date before which election process shall be completed09.03.2012 (Friday)


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S. Manpreet Singh Badal's Appeal For Punjab Assembly Election 2012

Posted on Friday, 27 January 2012 by Gagan Masoun


S. Manpreet Singh Badal, People's Party of Punjab, Punjab Election 2012,

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EC suspends atta-dal scheme

Posted on Thursday, 26 January 2012 by Punjabi Articles


The Election Commission has suspended the atta-dal scheme till the day of elections in the state. The decision has been taken following complaints that the scheme is being misused to take political mileage by the ruling party.

Under the scheme, wheat flour and lentils are given to poor families at subsidised rates every month. Now, the benefit will not be extended for five days.

Ban on exit polls

The ban on telecast of opinion/exit polls in Punjab will commence 48 hours before the first phase of polling i.e. 48 hours before Manipur goes to the polls on January 28. 

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Arrangements in place for Braille ballot users in Bathinda dist

Posted on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 by Punjabi Articles


1,859 Braille ballots to be dispatched for visually impaired voters; two Braille ballots would be given at each booth

Altogether 1,859 Braille ballots would be dispatched for the blind voters spread across the six constituencies of Bathinda district. The Braille ballots are meant for the literate blind voters, while the illiterate could take along their attendants to cast votes.

Two Braille ballots would be given at each of the 929 polling stations situated in the district. Interestingly, though arrangements are being made for the blind voters, the District Election Office does not have a consolidated figure about the number of blind voters in the state.

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1 Minute To Decide Your Vote - Punjab Elections 2012

Posted on Saturday, 7 January 2012 by Gagan Masoun


Break The Cycle Of Akalidal and Congress. Vote For PPP Now, Because Its The Time To Change Punjab Today. Vote For Kite (PPP) - Patang, Punjab Elections 2012.

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Polls may cast a shadow on Parvasi Punjabi Divas

Posted on Thursday, 5 January 2012 by Punjabi Articles


The assembly elections in Punjab may take away the sheen from the annual Parvasi Punjabi Divas to be held here tomorrow where major issues for deliberations would be skills development, education and employment.

Interestingly, politics has been put on the hold as focus would be more on those planning to immigrate abroad for either employ ability, higher education or for investment in western world in general and Canada in particular.

Canada, being the major partner in this event, will be represented among others by Ontario Minister for Government Services Harinder Takhar, Member of Provincial Parliament of Alberta Peter Sandhu and former MP from Ontario Gurbax Malhi.

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PHOTO ELECTORAL ROLLS PUBLISHED IN PUNJAB

Posted on Tuesday, 3 January 2012 by Punjabi Articles

The final publication of the photo electoral rolls in Punjab, which will go to polls on January 30, was released today across the state.

Stating this here today, a spokesman of the Election Department office said the rolls were also available on the net. He said the projected population of the state was 2,79,81,217 and the total electors in the state were 1,74,33,767 as on January 1, 2012. ''This shows an increase of 7,21,025 over the last year’s electorate and an increase of 543061 over the draft published on October 4, 2011,'' he added.

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Poll manifesto almost ready: Manpreet

Posted on Monday, 2 January 2012 by Punjabi Articles


The People’s Party of Punjab will ensure a turnaround in the state’s agriculture-dominated economy. The PPP chief, Manpreet Badal, says his party poll manifesto is almost ready and will be released in a few days.

 He says the party’s thrust areas will be education, agriculture, public health, rebuilding the state’s economy and uplifting of poor sections besides administrative reforms, especially in the police department.

Manpreet is for free basic and technical education. Manpreet says his party is for a shift in the traditional cropping pattern. From a foodgrains- producing state, Punjab needs to be developed as a land of milk producers like Denmark, he says.

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A tale of two parties, Any twist?

Posted on Tuesday, 27 December 2011 by Punjabi Articles

Since the Reorganisation of Punjab in 1966, Cong and SAD have come to power alternately. It is to be seen if the script changes in 2012

Read More:http://www.tribuneindia.com/2011/20111227/punjab.htm#8










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Code violation: DC told to watch YouTube for proof

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After the Mansa Deputy Commissioner washed his hands of the reports pertaining to Bathinda MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal asking students to urge their parents to vote for Akalis in the coming elections, the Election Commission has now told the officials concerned to watch a video clip on YouTube for “evidence” regarding the incident.

Uploaded by a television channel, the clip shows Harsimrat, wife of Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Badal, speaking at the inauguration of Adarsh School at Datewas village in Mansa. In her address, she can be seen urging the faculty and the schoolchildren to “go home and tell their parents to return Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal to power if they wanted grants to carry out development activities in their school”.

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PUNJAB POLLS: RS 84.5 LAKH RECOVERED AS UNACCOUNTED MONEY

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An amount of Rs 84.5 lakh in cash was confiscated as unaccounted money in Punjab as per the guidelines of the Election Commision ahead of assembly elections in the state.

 A spokesman for the office of the Punjab Chief Electoral Officer today said a sum of Rs 40 lakh was confiscated from various places in Patiala district. Also, currency notes worth Rs 40 lakh were seized in Jagraon while Rs 4.5 lakh were recovered from Bathinda. Besides, 35 cases of liquor were confiscated from Faridkot. The spokesman said the Commission had declared 30 of the 117 assembly seats in Punjab as 'sensitive' constituencies.

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