Amarjeet Singh is a contestant from Haryana representing the Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar)(Simranjit Singh Mann) in the upcoming Assembly Elections 2024 from Uchana kalan. Date of election in Haryana constituency: October 5, 2024. Amarjeet Singh, aged 35, is 10th Pass in terms of his education record. Amarjeet Singh has zero cases against him. Financially, Amarjeet Singh possesses total assets or net worth of Rs 17000 with Rs 17000 movable assets and Rs 0 immovable assets. He has Rs 0 in liabilities. Professionally, Amarjeet Singh is engaged in Farmer.
Age
35
Gender
M
Cases
No
Profession
Farmer
Total Assets (Rs)
17000
Movable Assets (Rs)
17000
Immovable Assets (Rs)
-
Liabilities (Rs)
-
Pan Given
Y
Self Income (Rs)
-
Total Income (Rs)
-
Source : Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) | MyNeta.info 
Haryana Assembly Election Results 2024: The BJP won a clear majority with 48 seats in the 90-seat assembly in Haryana. The Congress on the other hand won only 37 seats. The AAP failed to open its account.
Senior Congress leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda is set to present a list of 20 seats where the party alleges EVM tampering during the Haryana Assembly Elections 2024.
On October 5, after polling closed in Haryana, exit polls suggested the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would face a tough loss. However, by the morning of October 8, as counting began, the results took a surprising turn. The BJP started to gain momentum and ended up winning an impressive 48 out of 90
In the Haryana Election Result 2024, Congress candidate Shamsher Singh Gogi attributed his loss to Bhupinder and Deepender Hooda, highlighting that excluding Kumari Selja was a significant factor in their defeat.
Chirag Paswan credits PM Modi for the BJP's decisive victories in Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir, emphasising that the outcomes represent a win for farmers, youth, soldiers, and the Constitution.
Haryana Assembly Election Results 2024: The BJP won a clear majority with 48 seats in the 90-seat assembly in Haryana. The Congress on the other hand won only 37 seats. The AAP failed to open its account.
Internal feuds, particularly between Dalit leader Selja and Jat leader Hooda, alongside a lack of organisation and the failure to form a strategic alliance with the AAP, significantly contributed to Congress's loss in the Haryana Assembly elections.
Congress leader Bhupinder S Hooda on October 08 expressed disappointment over the election results trend in Haryana. Addressing the press, the Congress veteran leader said that he is surprised and the matter will be investigated as they have received complaints from various places.
BJP President JP Nadda on October 08 took a sarcastic jibe at AAP’s performance in Harayana Polls and said that they have fought elections on 90 seats but lost all of them.
Despite serious efforts by the leadership of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress, they failed to reach an agreement on pre-poll seat-sharing in Haryana.
