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BJP to contest all 117 Punjab Assembly seats solo, rules out SAD alliance

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The Bharatiya Janata Party has decided to contest all 117 Punjab Assembly seats independently, without forming an alliance with the Shiromani Akali Dal. Senior BJP leader Dr. Satish Poonia confirmed the decision, putting an end to speculation about a possible tie-up between the two parties. Poonia highlighted drug abuse and corruption as pressing concerns in Punjab that the party intends to address. The BJP has announced plans to develop a dedicated action plan targeting these issues. The party has stated that Punjab's overall development and restoration of peace will be central to its electoral agenda.

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