Barnala MLA List

Barnala is one of the 23 districts of Punjab. There are total 3 vidhan sabha seats or MLA seats in Barnala. The voting for the last assembly elections in all the districts of Punjab was held on 20th February 2022. The counting of votes has already started (Thursday, 10 March 2022) and we are updating this page with the information about leading/trailing candidates. You can check the next section for latest updates about your constituency. Once the final results are available, we will provide you the list of new MLAs from this district elected in 2022 (Barnala MLA List 2022).
The list of MLAs from Barnala district elected in 2022 vidhan sabha elections alongwith other details like constituency number, lok sabha constituency etc. will be given below. We will soon update this page with more information about the new MLAs from all constituencies of this district. For more details, continue reading this page.

MLA of Barnala

In this section, a list of MLAs from all vidhan sabha seats of Barnala district is given. For the latest assembly elections held in February 2022, the counting of votes has begun and the restults have started coming in. The lastest updates for each assembly constituency in this district are given below.
Barnala MLA: The constituency number of Barnala assembly seat is 103 and it comes under the Sangrur lok sabha constituency. As per the latest updates available, Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer of AAP has won from this seat with a margin of 37622 votes and is elected as the new MLA of Barnala. Kulwant Singh Keetu of SAD has lost the elections and secured the second place.
In 2017, Gurmeet Singh 'Meet Hayer' was elected as MLA from this seat. He/she is associated with AAP and won the elections with a margin of 2432 votes. Kewal Singh Dhillon of Congress was at the second place. Do you think AAP will be able to retain the Barnala vidhan sabha seat and its candidate will become the new MLA of Barnala in 2022? For more details about this constituency, check this page - Barnala MLA.
Candidates from Barnala (2017): Surinderpal Singh Sibia (Akali Dal), Gurmeet Singh 'Meet Hayer' (AAP), Kewal Singh Dhillon (Congress)

Bhadaur MLA: The constituency number of Bhadaur assembly seat is 102 and it comes under the Sangrur lok sabha constituency. As per the latest updates available, LABH SINGH UGOKE of AAP has won from this seat with a margin of 37558 votes and is elected as the new MLA of Bhadaur. CHARANJIT SINGH CHANNI of Congress has lost the elections and secured the second place.
In 2017, Parimal Singh Dhaula was elected as MLA from this seat. He/she is associated with AAP and won the elections with a margin of 20784 votes. Balvir Singh Ghunas of SAD was at the second place. Do you think AAP will be able to retain the Bhadaur vidhan sabha seat and its candidate will become the new MLA of Bhadaur in 2022? For more details about this constituency, check this page - Bhadaur MLA.
Candidates from Bhadaur (2017): Balvir Singh Ghunas (Akali Dal), Parimal Singh Dhaula (AAP), Joginder Singh Panjgraian (Congress)

Mehal Kalan MLA: The constituency number of Mehal Kalan assembly seat is 104 and it comes under the Sangrur lok sabha constituency. As per the latest updates available, Kulwant Singh Pandori of AAP has won from this seat with a margin of 30347 votes and is elected as the new MLA of Mehal Kalan. Gurjant Singh Kattu of SAD (Amritsar) has lost the elections and secured the second place.
In 2017, Kulwant Singh Pandori was elected as MLA from this seat. He/she is associated with AAP and won the elections with a margin of 27064 votes. Ajit Singh Shant of SAD was at the second place. Do you think AAP will be able to retain the Mehal Kalan vidhan sabha seat and its candidate will become the new MLA of Mehal Kalan in 2022? For more details about this constituency, check this page - Mehal Kalan MLA.
Candidates from Mehal Kalan (2017): Ajit Singh Shant (Akali Dal), Kulwant Singh Pandori (AAP), Harchand Kaur (Congress)


For a complete list of MLA from Punjab, check the following page:
Punjab MLA List