City
Epaper

Assembly polls: Rahul Gandhi to address rallies in Punjab on Feb 17

By ANI | Updated: February 16, 2022 00:40 IST

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to campaign in Punjab on Thursday for the upcoming Assembly elections.

Open in App

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is scheduled to campaign in Punjab on Thursday for the upcoming Assembly elections.

The Wayanad MP will address rallies in Moga district, Bassi Pathana assembly, and Fatehgarh Sahib assembly seat in Fatehgarh Sahib district.

Congress is the incumbent government in the state.

Rahul Gandhi on Monday addressed the 'Navi Soch Nava Punjab' rally in Rajpura, Punjab.

The polling in Punjab will take place in a single phase on February 20. The votes will be counted on March 10.

( With inputs from ANI )

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: congressRahul GandhiKerala youth congress
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: Rahul Gandhi to Visit Srinagar on April 25

NationalCongress Committe Meets To Discuss Pahalgam Terror Attack Ahead of All-Party Meeting

NationalPahalgam Terror Attack: Rahul Gandhi Cuts Short US Visit, To Attend CWC Meeting in New Delhi

Maharashtra‘Punish Terrorists So Hard, 10 Generations Should Remember’: Raj Thackeray Demands Stern Action After Deadly Pahalgam Terror Attack

MaharashtraMaharashtra Tourists Among the Victims in Pahalgam Attack, Fadnavis Offers Condolences

Politics Realted Stories

Maharashtra'Unity Not Just for Elections': MNS Leader Sandeep Deshpande on Possible Thackeray Alliance

PoliticsMurshidabad Violence: Shehzad Poonawalla Slams Yusuf Pathan Over Tea Post, Says, “As Hindus Get Slaughtered…”

PoliticsTamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026: BJP-AIADMK Join Hands, Palaniswami To Lead Alliance, Says Amit Shah

Politics‘No Injustice to Muslims’: Shiv Sena Leader Manisha Kayande Slams Opponents of Waqf Amendment Bill

NationalParliament Passes Waqf Amendment Bill: Two JDU Leaders Resign Over Party's Support