Political friction has surfaced within Punjab's ruling dispensation ahead of the state assembly elections. Just twenty-four hours after the announcement of the initial candidate list, two sitting lawmakers resigned from the primary membership of the Aam Aadmi Party, delivering a notable setback to its campaign preparations.
Legislators From Samana And Sanour Resign
The departing representatives include Chetan Singh Jodamajra, the lawmaker representing the Samana constituency in Patiala district. Alongside him, legislator Harmeet Singh Pathanmajra has also tendered his resignation, walking away from the party's primary fold right as poll planning enters an intensive phase.
Public Announcement Across Digital Channels
Chetan Singh Jodamajra confirmed his departure publicly through a brief post on social media. In his message, the legislator formally stated that he was stepping down from the primary membership of the party. The rapid sequence of departures immediately following the candidate roster release has sparked fresh internal debate over seat selections.
Discontent Surfaces Right After Nominations
The resignations arrive directly on the heels of the first candidate announcement aimed at the 2027 assembly contest. The swift public fallout suggests simmering dissatisfaction among established leaders over ticket distribution, creating immediate organisational hurdles as election alignments begin to take shape across the state.
