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Punjab AAP Hit as Two MLAs Resign Ahead of Elections
✍️ Aaj Tak
🗓 01 Nov 2026, 03:49 PM
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Two Punjab MLAs from the Aam Aadmi Party have resigned from their primary party membership, marking a significant political setback for the party ahead of the upcoming elections.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab has faced a significant political challenge as two sitting Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) have resigned from their primary party membership. This development comes at a critical juncture, just before the upcoming state elections, potentially impacting the party's electoral strategy and internal cohesion.
The two MLAs who tendered their resignations are Chetan Singh Jodhamajra, representing the Samana constituency, and Harmeet Singh Pathanamajra, representing the Sanour constituency. Their decision to step away from the party's primary membership structure has raised questions about the internal dynamics within the AAP's Punjab unit.
Political analysts suggest that such moves by senior legislators can send mixed signals to the party's grassroots workers and voters. With the election campaign likely to intensify in the coming weeks, the party leadership is expected to address these departures to maintain morale and focus on the electoral agenda.
The resignation of these two key figures highlights the fluid nature of political alliances in Punjab, where shifting loyalties often play a decisive role in determining the outcome of state-level polls.
The two MLAs who tendered their resignations are Chetan Singh Jodhamajra, representing the Samana constituency, and Harmeet Singh Pathanamajra, representing the Sanour constituency. Their decision to step away from the party's primary membership structure has raised questions about the internal dynamics within the AAP's Punjab unit.
Political analysts suggest that such moves by senior legislators can send mixed signals to the party's grassroots workers and voters. With the election campaign likely to intensify in the coming weeks, the party leadership is expected to address these departures to maintain morale and focus on the electoral agenda.
The resignation of these two key figures highlights the fluid nature of political alliances in Punjab, where shifting loyalties often play a decisive role in determining the outcome of state-level polls.