Punjab School Education Board Employees Association Elections: Major victory for the 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group'; Biba Ramandeep Kaur Gill elected President for the second time. Former president Parvinder Singh Khangura also emerged victorious by two votes Prabhdeep Boparai and Gurjit Beedowali each received an equal number of votes—246—for the post of Vice-President; both were declared winners S.A.S.Nagar 13 ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Sarab Sanjha Ranu Group (Blue faction) secured a major victory during the annual elections of the Punjab School Education Board Employees' Association. Out of a total of 786 votes, 731 were cast in these elections. Due to a split in the 'Mulazam Bhalai-Khangura' group, the 'Mulazam Bhalai' group—led by Gurcharan Singh Tarmala and Paramjit Singh Benipal—contested the election separately, while the 'Sodhi-Khangura' group also contested independently. Similarly, the 'Sarb-Sanjha Ranu Group' entered the electora...
Punjab School Education Board Employees Association Elections: Major victory for the 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group'; Biba Ramandeep Kaur Gill elected President for the second time.
Punjab School Education Board Employees Association Elections: Major victory for the 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group'; Biba Ramandeep Kaur Gill elected President for the second time.
Former president Parvinder Singh Khangura also emerged victorious by two votes
Prabhdeep Boparai and Gurjit Beedowali each received an equal number of votes—246—for the post of Vice-President; both were declared winners
S.A.S.Nagar 13 ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Sarab Sanjha Ranu Group (Blue faction) secured a major victory during the annual elections of the Punjab School Education Board Employees' Association. Out of a total of 786 votes, 731 were cast in these elections. Due to a split in the 'Mulazam Bhalai-Khangura' group, the 'Mulazam Bhalai' group—led by Gurcharan Singh Tarmala and Paramjit Singh Benipal—contested the election separately, while the 'Sodhi-Khangura' group also contested independently. Similarly, the 'Sarb-Sanjha Ranu Group' entered the electoral fray, accompanied by its long-standing associates. This resulted in a tight, three-way contest among the candidates. The division of Board employees into various factions directly benefited the Sarb-Sanjha Ranu Group. Although the 'Neela Group' was trailing by 28 votes—due to a lower turnout from regional offices and book depots—the Sarb-Sanjha Ranu Group secured a resounding victory, bolstered by the votes of employees from the Education Board’s main headquarters.
However, Baljinder Singh Brar, the Senior Vice President of the winning group, lost the election by 2 votes, whereas Parvinder Singh Khangura—the Senior Vice President candidate from the Sodhi-Khangura group—emerged victorious.Chief Election Officers Amarjit Singh, Gurdeep Singh, Gulab Chand, and Gurpreet Singh announced the election results and released the list of winning candidates. For the position of President, Ramandeep Kaur Gill from the 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group' emerged victorious with 243 votes, while opposing candidates Gurcharan Singh Tasarmala and Hardeep Singh Gill received 232 and 230 votes, respectively. For the post of Senior Vice President, Parvinder Singh Khangura from the 'Sodhi-Khangura Group' won with 243 votes, whereas Baljinder Singh Brar of the 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group' secured 241 votes, and Manoj Rana of the 'Mulazam Bhalai Group' received 215 votes.
PSEB Employees' Association Elections: Major Victory for 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu' Group
For the post of Vice President-1, Prabhdeep Singh Boparai (Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group) and Gurjit Singh Beedowali (Sodhi-Khangura Group) both received an equal number of votes—246 each. The Election Commission declared both candidates as winners. For the post of Vice President-2, Jasvir Singh Chotian (Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group) emerged victorious with 240 votes, while Avinash Sandhu (Mulazam Bhalai Group) secured 239 votes, and Rajiv Kumar (Sodhi-Khangura Group) received 214 votes. For the post of Junior Vice President, Jaskaran Singh Sidhu (Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group) won with 239 votes, whereas opposing candidates Sukhdev Singh and Rajnish Kumar received 235 and 213 votes, respectively.
For the post of General Secretary, Sukhchain Singh Saini—the candidate from the 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group'—emerged victorious with 243 votes, while opposing candidates Paramjit Singh Benipal and Gurikbal Singh received 238 and 219 votes, respectively. For the post of Secretary, Baljinder Singh Mangat from the 'Sarb Sanjha Group' won with 252 votes, whereas opposing candidates Lakhwinder Singh Gharuan and Seema Sood received 230 and 218 votes, respectively. For the post of Finance Secretary, Hardev Singh from the 'Sarb Sanjha Ranu Group' won with 245 votes, while Malkit Singh Gaggar received 240 votes and Bhupinder Singh received 211 votes. For the post of Office Secretary, Jagtar Singh emerged victorious with 248 votes, while Sukhwinder Singh received 232 votes and Bhushan Kumar received 219 votes. Harminder Kaka emerged victorious for the post of Organization Secretary, securing 251 votes, while Harmandeep Singh received 234 votes and Rakesh Kumar received 212 votes. For the post of Press Secretary, Gaurav Sampla won with 250 votes, whereas Manjinder Singh Hulka received 232 votes and Parminder Singh received 216 votes.
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