Lagatar24 Desk
New Delhi: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) unveiled its fourth list of candidates for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections on Wednesday, declaring 21 additional names. Among the prominent candidates, Joga Singh has been fielded from the Ladwa constituency to challenge Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini. The list also features wrestler Kavita Dalal, who will face Congress candidate and Olympian Vinesh Phogat in the Julana constituency.
With the announcement of the fourth list, AAP has now declared candidates for 61 out of the 90 seats in the Haryana Assembly. Earlier, the party had released its first list of 20 candidates on Monday, followed by two more lists featuring 9 and 11 candidates.
Key Candidates in the Fourth List:
- Ambala Cantonment: Raj Kaur Gill
- Yamunanagar: Lalit Tyagi
- Ladwa: Joga Singh
- Kaithal: Satbir Goyat
- Karnal: Sunil Bindal
- Panipat Rural: Sukhbir Malik
- Ganaur: Saroj Bala Rathi
- Sonipat: Devender Gautam
- Gohana: Shiv Kumar Rangeela
- Baroda: Sandeep Malik
- Julana: Kavita Dalal
- Safidon: Nisha Deshwal
- Tohana: Sukhwinder Singh Gill
- Kalanwali: Jasdev Nika
- Sirsa: Sham Mehta
- Uklana: Narender Uklana
- Narnaund: Rajiv Pali
- Hansi: Rajender Sorkhi
- Hisar: Sanjay Satrodia
- Badli: Happy Lohchab
- Gurgaon: Nishant Anand
AAP-Congress Seat-Sharing Talks Fail
AAP’s release of its fourth list comes after seat-sharing discussions with the Congress broke down. Both parties had engaged in negotiations to form a united front for the Haryana Assembly elections, but they failed to reach an agreement on seat allocation. AAP had reportedly sought ten seats in the 90-member assembly, but Congress declined, leading both parties to pursue separate campaigns.
Following the collapse of the talks, AAP announced that it would contest all 90 seats in the upcoming election. With 61 candidates now declared, AAP is expected to release its final list for the remaining 29 seats in the coming days.
As the Haryana Assembly elections approach, AAP is positioning itself as a major player, determined to challenge both the BJP and Congress in key constituencies across the state.
