Elections for MC of Jalandhar, Amritsar and Patiala to be held on December 17

By Nimrat Kaur November 30th 2017 03:15 PM

Elections for MC of Jalandhar, Amritsar and Patiala to be held on December 17
The last date for filing a nomination will be December 6. The name will be withdrawn on December 8 and the elections will be held on December 17.
The list of votes has been published on 18th.
-PTC News

Related Post

Congress's Charanjit Channi accuses BJP of using Poonch attack as pre-election tactic

Amethi candidate KL Sharma rejects 'peon' label, asserts independence from Gandhi family

Rajnath Singh warns of Congress fuelling Hindu-Muslim divide

Kangana Ranaut mixes up Tejasvi Surya, Tejashwi Yadav; latter responds to blunder

Arvinder Singh Lovely, who recently quit as Delhi Congress chief, joins BJP

Will Punjab witness a surge of byelections as sitting MLAs vie for Lok Sabha seats?

'Big conspiracy against Priyanka Gandhi': Ex-Congress leader as Rahul Gandhi files nomination from Raebareli

Lok Sabha Elections 2024: 'Emotional moment', says Rahul Gandhi as he files nomination from Raebareli

Punjab: Another setback to Congress as Ravinder Singh Nagi joins SAD, appointed chief political advisor to party

Lok Sabha Polls 2024: 1,717 candidates from 10 States/UTs to contest in Phase 4

Kishori Lal Sharma: All you need to know about Congress' veteran candidate for Amethi constituency

‘Daughters of country lost..,’ Sakshi Malik criticise BJP for giving ticket to Brij Bhushan's son Karan

Lok Sabha Polls 2024 : Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to contest from Raebareli ; KL Sharma from Amethi

BJP fields Brij Bhushan’s son from UP’s Kaiserganj; drops wrestler amid sexual assault charges

Lok Sabha elections: Comedian Shyam Rangeela to contest against PM Modi from Varanasi

EC bars K Chandrashekar Rao from campaigning for 'derogatory' remarks against Congress

No PM should talk of one religion alone: SAD chief Sukhbir Badal

BJP will neither remove reservation nor allow Cong to do so: Amit Shah in Chhattisgarh

Punjab BJP leader Bony Ajnala sparks controversy with 'derogatory remarks' on Sikh beliefs; tenders apology

Lok Sabha elections: Punjab prepares for high-stakes polls with mix of established leaders, fresh faces | Explainer