Delhi assembly elections: AAP releases list of 44 shortlisted candidates for 12 seats
New Delhi, May 25: Gearing up for its electoral debut in the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday announced the names of 44 shortlisted candidates for 12 constituencies. "The final 12
Bijwasan
1. Col Devindra Sehrawat (Retd)
2. Gajraj Yadav
3. Satya Dev
Greater Kailash
1. Dharamveer Panwar
2. Maushree Guha
3. Sarabjeet Singh
4. Saurabh Bharadwaj
5. Shalini Gupta
Kondli
1. Arun Arya
2. Jaswant Singh
3. Manoj
4. Om Prakash Balmiki
Malviya Nagar
1. Manish Dave
2. Mohd Samiyuddin
3. Somnath Bharti
Matia Mahal
1. Shakeel Ahmed Abbasi
2. Shyam Kumar
3. Sohail Solahuddin
Matiala
1. Gulab Singh
2. Pradeep Bansal
3. Shashikant
Najafgarh
1. Dr Satyapal Bharadwaj
2. Mukesh Kumar Dagar
3. Naresh
4. Sukh Chand Kadiyan
Patparganj
1. Bachchan Singh Dhanola
2. Kishore Suman
3. Manish Sisodia
4. Sunita Chauhan
RK Puram
1. Ajay Kumar Gaud
2. Manas Kumar Ranjan
3. Shazia Ilmi
Sadar Bazar
1. Himanshu Kalia
2. Somdutt
3. Virendra Kumar
Seemapuri
1. Bheem Singh
2. Harinder Singh Mahaur
3. Santosh Koli
4. Surender Kumar
Trilokpuri
1. Bijendra Kumar
2. Kishori Lal Dhanak
3. Manoj Kumar Gehlot
4. Raju Dhingan
5. Rohit Kumar Mehraolia
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