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Badals Visit Golden Temple Before Filing Nomination Papers

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Apr, 2019 06:35 PM

    SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal and his wife Harsimrat Kaur Badal on Friday paid obeisance at the Golden temple before heading to their respective parliamentary constituencies to file their nomination papers.


    Talking to media persons, Badal said looking at the prevailing situation, a surprise result would be in offing.


    He claimed that Parneet Kaur would lose the Patiala parliamentary seat. Thus, as its fallout Capt Amarinder Singh will have to tender resignation.


    Heading to file nomination papers from the Ferozepur Parliamentary seat, he asserted that he would have maximum lead from the Fazilka assembly constituency, which Jakhar used to represent once.


    He stated that Sunny Deol would dislodge Jakhar from Gurdaspur.


    He said it was a fortunate move to field an intellectual like Hardeep Singh Puri who had already held high positions, from the Guru Nagri.

     

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