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Punjab Election Results 2017: Here's how top candidates fared in the Assembly poll

Riding on a high incumbency wave and anger against the Badals and the Shiromani Akali Dal-Bharatiya Janata Party (SAD-BJP) alliance, Captain Amarinder Singh flinched two-thrid majority for Congress winning 77 seats in the Punjab Assembly election

Punjab Election 2017: Here are top constituencies that heated up the state's political potpourri

Here's a list of the top constituencies and candidates from Punjab whose results are set to decided on counting day on March 11

Punjab election 2017: The 'silent' electorate can make things uncertain in three-cornered fight

The Akali Dal, whose president and incumbent Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal has been saying that the party will rule Punjab for 25 years, is facing anti-incumbency since it has been in power,

Punjab election 2017: Two injured in clash between AAP and Congress workers in Sangrur

Prominent among the candidates in fray for the Lok Sabha seat are BJP leader Rajinder Mohan Singh Chhina, who is up against Congress' Gurjit Singh Aujla and Aam Aadmi Party's Upkar Singh Sandhu.

Punjab Assembly Election 2017: Sukhbir Badal challenges Capt Amarinder to contest from Lambi seat only

Sukhbir claimed Amarinder, along with AAP leader Bhagwant Mann would meet their "nemesis" in Lambi and Jalalabad seats respectively and that both he and Badal would never leave their constituencies to contest from any other seat.

Punjab Election 2017: Amarinder Singh seeks Congress permission to contest against Parkash Singh Badal

Giving an interesting turn to Punjab's politics, state Congress president Amarinder Singh has sought the Congress high command's permission to fight next month's Assembly elections against Chief Minister and Shiromani Akali Dal patron Parkash Singh Badal from the latter's assembly constituency of Lambi.

Parkash Singh Badal accuses AAP and Congress of trying to mislead people of Punjab

Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal on Wednesday slammed Congress and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), saying they are empty vessels suffering from "anti-Punjab" syndrome and were "unsympathetic" to the interests of people of the state.