Three BJP ticket aspirants resign amid election controversy in Amritsar

Amritsar: three Aspirants for BJP ticket For MC elections in Amritsar tendered their resignation in protest against the refusal of tickets. They are Balwinder Singh, who is now contesting as an independent from ward number 31, Sonu Pradhan, from ward number 22, and Narinder Goldy, from ward number 23. BJP district president Harwinder Singh Sandhu has denied having received any resignation.

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