Congress releases names of 90 candidates for Haryana Assembly election - See full list here

Bhupinder Singh Hooda will contest from Garhi Sampla-Kiloi, Randeep Singh Surjewala from Kaithal and Kuldeep Bishnoi from Adampur.

Delhi: The Congress has released its full list of 90 candidates for the upcoming Haryana Assembly election, scheduled to take place on October 21. 

The first list, which had 84 names, was released on Wednesday and on Thursday, the party revealed the names of the remaining six candidates for the 90-member Haryana Assembly.

Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Randeep Singh Surjewala and Kuldeep Bishnoi were the prominent candidates who have were named in the first list. Bishan Lal Saini, Mewa Singh and Bhupender Ganguar's names came out in the second list. 

Hooda will contest from Garhi Sampla-Kiloi, Surjewala from Kaithal and Bishnoi from Adampur and his brother Chandra Mohan from Panchkula.

The party has fielded Tarlochan Singh against Haryana Chief Minister Manohar lal Khattar from Karnal.

Besides them, Kiran Chaudhary will be fighting the election from Tosham, Pradeep Choudhary from Kalka, Dillu Ram from Guhla, Krishan Hooda from Baroda, Anshul Singla from Jind, Hoshiyari Lal Sharma from Sirsa, Om Prakash Panghal from Hansi, Ram Niwas Rada from Hisar and Lakhan Kumar Singla from Faridabad among others.

Ashok Arora and JP Singh, who recently left INLD and joined Congress, have also got the tickets. 

See the full list here:

Assembly Constituency	Candidate
Kalka	Sh. Pradeep Choudhary
Panchkula	Sh. Chander Mohan
Naraingarh	Smt. Shalley
Ambala City	Sh. Jasbeer Mallour
Mullana (SC)	Sh. Varun Chaudhary
Sadhaura (SC)	Smt. Renu Bala
Jagadhari	Sh. Akram Khan
Yamunanagar	Smt. Nirmal
Shahabad (SC)	Sh. Anil Dhantori
Thanesar	Sh. Ashok Arora
Pehowa	Sh. Mandeep Singh Chatha
Guhla (SC)	Sh. Dillu Ram
Kalayat	Sh. Jai Parkash
Kaithal	Sh. Randeep Surjewala
Pundri	Sh. Satbir Singh Jangra
Nilokheri (SC)	Sh. Banta Ram Balmiki
Indri	Dr. Navjot Kashyap Panwar
Karnal	Sh. Tarlochan Singh
Gharaunda	Sh. Anil Rana
Panipat Rural	Sh. 0. P. Jain
Panipat City	Sh. Sanjay Aggarwal
Israna (SC)	Sh. Balbir Balmiki
Samalkha	Sh. Dharam Singh Chhokkar
Ganaur	Sh. Kuldeep Sharma
Rai	Sh. Jai Teerath Dahiya
Kharkhoda (SC)	Sh. Jaiveer Balmiki
Sonipat	Sh. Surender Panwar
Gohana	Sh. Jagbir Singh Malik
Baroda	Sh. Sri Krishan Hooda
Julana	Sh. Dharmender Dhull
Safidon	Sh. Subhash Deswal
Jind	Sh. Anshul Singla
Uchana	Kalan Sh. Balram Katvval
Narwana	(SC) Smt. Vidya Rani
Tohana	Sh. Paramveer Singh
Ratia	Sh Jarnail Singh
Kalanwali (SC)	Sh. Shishpal Keharwala
Dabwali	Sr Amit Sihag
Rania	Sh. Vineet Kamboj
Sirsa	Sh. Hoshiyari Lal Sharma
Ellenabad	Sh. Bharat Singh Beniwal
Adampur	Sh. Kuldeep Bishnoi
Uklana (SC)	Smt. Bala Devi
Narnaund	Sr Baljeet Sihag
Hansi	Sh. Om Parkash Panghal
Hisar	Sh Ram Niwas Rada
Nalwa	Sh. Randhir Panihar
Loharu	Sh. Somvir Singh
Badhra	Sh. Ranbir Mahendra
Dadri	Maj. Nirpender Singh San 213
Bhiwani	Sh. Amar Singh
Tosham	Smt. Kiran Chaudhary
Bawani Khera (SC)	Sh. Ram Kishan Fauji
Meham	Sh. As Dangi
Garhi Sampla-kiloi	Sh. BS Hooda
Rohtak	Sh. BB Batra
Kalanaur (SC)	Smt. Shakuntla Khatak
Bahadurgarhal	Sh. Rajinder Joon
Badli	Sr. Kuldeep Vats
Jhajjar	Smt. Geeta Bhukkal
Beri	Sh RS Kadiyan
Ateli	Sh Rao Arjun Singh
Mahendragarh	Sh Rao Daan Singh
Narnaul	Sh. Narender Singh
Nangal	Chaudhary Sh. Raja Ram Golwa
Bawal (SC)	Sh. ML Ranga
Kosli	Sh. Yaduvender Yadav
Rewari	Sh. Chirnjeev Rao
Pataudi (SC)	Sh. Sudhir Chaudhary
Badshahpur	Sh. Kamal Vir Yadav
Gurugram	Sh. Sukhbir Kataria
Sohna	Dr. Shamsuddin
Nuh	Sh. Aftab Ahmed
Ferozepur Jhirka	Sh. Mamman Khan
Punhana	Sh. Mohd Ajaz Khan
Hathin	Mohammad Israil
Hodal (SC)	Sh. Udai Bhan
Palwal	Sh. Karan Dalal
Prithla	Sh Raghuveer Tewatia
Faridabad NIT	Sh. Neeraj Sharma
Badhkal	Sh. Vijay Pratap Singh
Ballabgarh	Sr Anand Kaushik
Faridabad	Sh. Lakhan Kumar Singla
Tigaon	Sh. Lalit Nagar
Ambala Cantt	Smt. Venu Singla Aggarwal
Radaur	Sh. Bishan Lal Saini
Ladwa	Sh. Mewa Singh
Assandh	Sh. Shamsher Singh Virk Gogi
Fatehabad	Sh. Prahlad Singh Gillankhera
Barwala	Sh. Bhupender Ganguar

Ahead of the polls, reports of widening rift within the Haryana Congress are doing the rounds after former Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar alleged of tickets being sold out. 

Tanwar has been denied the ticket from Sohna, from where Congress has nominated  Shamsuddin. 

Addressing Congress workers outside party president Sonia Gandhi in New Delhi, Tanwar said, "I have worked hard for years. The people who joined the party 15 days ago are being given tickets by the party."

Tanwar further alleged that the ticket for Sohna assembly seat was "sold for Rs 5 crore."