Chandigarh: The United Samaj Morcha of farmers' organisations, which are all set to try their luck in the Pan Jab assembly elections, has broken the discussion of alliance with AAP. Later, Balbir Singh Rajewal of the Morcha said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has started functioning like other traditional parties which are selling tickets and fielding the culprits.

Rajewal said that Samyukta Samaj Morcha will soon announce the names of candidates for 117 seats in Punjab. He said that the Morcha had applied to the Election Commission for registration and the Election Commission would be asked to issue a single symbol to the candidates for 117 seats. He said that in the Punjab Assembly elections, there will be a clash between United Social Front and traditional parties in which Janata will support the Morcha.

In the 2022 run-up, you and the United Society Front will be separated. The alliance between the two was only negotiated. AAP State President and MP Bhagwant Mann has indicated that he had no discussion with the farmers about the alliance. The party will contest 117 seats alone. On the other hand, farmers say that if you contest with the United Society Front, you will see good results in the elections. The conversation was even that you can declare Balbir Singh Rajewal, the big face of the United Kisan Morcha, as your CM face. AAP leaders as well as farmers had talked about an alliance, but now the talks have been put to rest in Punjab by AAP State President and MP Bhagwant Mann. He has indicated that you are contesting 117 seats in the state alone. On the other hand, some farmer leaders also say that nothing has gone wrong. If the two had contested together, the picture would have been something else in the election. However, no official statement has been made on the AAP central leadership so far.

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