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Home / Punjab / Navjot Sidhu Files Nomination From Amritsar East Dares Bikram Majithia To Fight Only From This Seat 365281

Navjot Sidhu files nomination from Amritsar East, dares Bikram Majithia to contest only from one seat

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Updated At : 08:51 PM Jan 29, 2022 IST

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Amritsar, January 29

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Punjab Congress president Navjot Singh Sidhu on Saturday filed his nomination papers from the Amritsar East and dared the SAD’s Bikram Singh Majithia to fight only from this constituency, and not also from Majitha.

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Alongside the Amritsar East assembly constituency, the Shiromani Akali Dal leader is contesting from the Majitha seat, which he currently holds.

Talking to reporters after filing his nomination papers from Amritsar East, Sidhu said, “If you (Majithia) have so much guts, and have faith in people then leave Majitha and fight from one seat here. Fight! Do you have the guts?”

Hitting out at the Akalis, who have fielded Majithia from his constituency, Sidhu said, “They have come only to play the spoilsport. But in this ‘Dharam Yudh’, they will not succeed because where there is ‘Dharma’ there is victory.”

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