Member of Legislative Assembly:
She contested the Jagraon Assembly Constituency from the Aam Aadmi Party in the 2017 Punjab Legislative Assembly election.[3] She won the elections for the first time. She defeated former Punjab state government minister, vice-president of the Punjab state Congress committee and veteran politician Malkit Singh Dakha, who was twice elected as an MLA in the Punjab assembly.
Saravjit Kaur Manuke received 61,521 votes, which is 45.69% of the total votes cast.
Aam Aadmi Party emerged as the main opposition party in the Punjab Assembly elections of 2017. Aam Aadmi Party secured 20 seats in the Punjab Assembly in the Punjab Assembly elections of 2017. Sarabvjit Kaur Manuke was elected by the Aam Aadmi Party in Punjab as deputy Leader of the Opposition in Punjab during the term of the Fifteenth Punjab Legislative Assembly.[5] During her time in office, Harpal Singh Cheema was the Leader of opposition.
In June 2021, Manuke held hunger strike along with AAP activists to protest against the inaction of the Punjab government in the payment of post-matric scholarship amount of Dalit students. AAP Punjab president Bhagwant Mann said that the protest by AAP members had forced the Punjab government led by CM Amarinder Singh to release the funds amounting to 200 crore as 40% share of the amount that Punjab government had to pay.
She contested the Jagraon Assembly Constituency from the Aam Aadmi Party in the 2017 Punjab Legislative Assembly election.[3] She won the elections for the first time. She defeated former Punjab state government minister, vice-president of the Punjab state Congress committee and veteran politician Malkit Singh Dakha, who was twice elected as an MLA in the Punjab assembly.
Saravjit Kaur Manuke received 61,521 votes, which is 45.69% of the total votes cast.
Aam Aadmi Party emerged as the main opposition party in the Punjab Assembly elections of 2017. Aam Aadmi Party secured 20 seats in the Punjab Assembly in the Punjab Assembly elections of 2017. Sarabvjit Kaur Manuke was elected by the Aam Aadmi Party in Punjab as deputy Leader of the Opposition in Punjab during the term of the Fifteenth Punjab Legislative Assembly.[5] During her time in office, Harpal Singh Cheema was the Leader of opposition.
In June 2021, Manuke held hunger strike along with AAP activists to protest against the inaction of the Punjab government in the payment of post-matric scholarship amount of Dalit students. AAP Punjab president Bhagwant Mann said that the protest by AAP members had forced the Punjab government led by CM Amarinder Singh to release the funds amounting to 200 crore as 40% share of the amount that Punjab government had to pay.
Member of Legislative Assembly:
She contested the Jagraon Assembly Constituency from the Aam Aadmi Party in the 2017 Punjab Legislative Assembly election.[3] She won the elections for the first time. She defeated former Punjab state government minister, vice-president of the Punjab state Congress committee and veteran politician Malkit Singh Dakha, who was twice elected as an MLA in the Punjab assembly.
Saravjit Kaur Manuke received 61,521 votes, which is 45.69% of the total votes cast.
Aam Aadmi Party emerged as the main opposition party in the Punjab Assembly elections of 2017. Aam Aadmi Party secured 20 seats in the Punjab Assembly in the Punjab Assembly elections of 2017. Sarabvjit Kaur Manuke was elected by the Aam Aadmi Party in Punjab as deputy Leader of the Opposition in Punjab during the term of the Fifteenth Punjab Legislative Assembly.[5] During her time in office, Harpal Singh Cheema was the Leader of opposition.
In June 2021, Manuke held hunger strike along with AAP activists to protest against the inaction of the Punjab government in the payment of post-matric scholarship amount of Dalit students. AAP Punjab president Bhagwant Mann said that the protest by AAP members had forced the Punjab government led by CM Amarinder Singh to release the funds amounting to 200 crore as 40% share of the amount that Punjab government had to pay.
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