In an earlier screening committee meeting, it was decided that aspirants with serious criminal charges, those who have lost twice from their constituencies or were defeated by more than 10,000 votes would not get tickets.
Around 1,600 applicants are in the fray for tickets, with the final call to be taken by the Sonia Gandhi-headed Central Election Committee.
(With IANS inputs)
Delhi polls: Congress consensus on 20-22 names
New Delhi: The Congress screening committee has finally arrived at a consensus on the names of 20-22 sitting MLAs to be given tickets for the Dec 4 assembly polls."There was consensus on some 20-22 names
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