Congress Launches ‘Punjab Mangda Insaaf’ Campaign on November 11
The Congress Partys Punjab Mangda Insaaf campaign begins on November 11, aiming to address local issues across Punjab.
Chandigarh, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : The Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President, Parjgat Singh, announced on November 10 that the formal launch of the ‘Punjab Mangda Insaaf’ campaign will take place on November 11. This initiative aims to establish direct communication with the public, understanding their issues, needs, and expectations while effectively raising their concerns.
Speaking to the media, Singh noted that the campaign had already begun with the ‘Insaaf Rally’ held in Sangrur on November 4. It will now expand significantly throughout Punjab. The Congress Party plans to connect directly with individuals in the IT sector, agriculture, various industries, and other segments of society. Senior party leaders will participate in various events to better grasp the people’s concerns, with special outreach programs set for the Malwa, Majha, and Doaba regions.
Singh revealed that campaign committee chair Charanjit Singh Channi will reach out to constituents through a “Jawani Sambhal, Jatta” bicycle rally across different assembly constituencies. Five to six senior leaders will spearhead this campaign in various areas, aiming to deliver the party’s message to every household.
He highlighted that Punjab is currently grappling with issues such as drug abuse, gang violence, deteriorating law and order, and a ‘police state’ atmosphere. Administrative mismanagement is causing hardships for the general public and youth alike. Students preparing for the PCS examination have also expressed concerns over irregularities and mismanagement in the examination process.
The Congress Party intends to address these pressing issues comprehensively and hold the government accountable. Singh accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) of worsening the situation in Punjab, labeling it the BJP’s “B-team.” He noted that while AAP requested two years to tackle the drug problem, the current conditions remain alarming.
Furthermore, Singh claimed that Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann lacks control over the government, which he asserted is being run by Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia. He stated that the current administration has harmed Punjab’s image and reputation.
The Congress aims to reach the poor, youth, and common citizens, understanding their problems and making their concerns a focal point of political discourse.
