Congress launches 'Punjab mangda insaf' campaign, Pargat Singh announces blueprint

Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee has started a new campaign named 'Punjab Mangda Insaf' from its office in Chandigarh. State Congress President Pargat Singh, while launching it, announced that party leaders and workers will go to every village, city and street to listen to people's problems.

Pargat Singh stated that to make this campaign a mass movement, foot marches will be held, cycle rallies will be taken out and contact will also be established with people through buses. He said that Congress will fix the accountability of the present government on issues like drugs, unemployment, law and order situation and corruption.

According to him, the party's objective is not just to point out the shortcomings of the government, but also to prepare a solid policy for the prosperity and development of the state. For this, open discussions will be held with farmers, laborers, traders, industrialists, educationists, intellectuals, women and youth.

The state president said that every citizen is an equal stakeholder in Punjab's future. He said that the future roadmap will be drawn up only by including the advice of experts and suggestions received from the people at the ground level.

During the program, Leader of the Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa said that this is not just a political campaign, but a fight for Punjab's rights and a better tomorrow. He said that Congress with the cooperation of every section will question the AAP government and present a new blueprint of development for the year 2027 according to the opinion of the people.

Key developments

• Launch of 'Punjab Mangda Insaf' campaign from Congress Bhawan Chandigarh
• Program to reach people through cycle rallies, foot marches and buses
• Announcement to demand answers from the government on the issues of drugs, unemployment and law and order
• Plan to prepare a development blueprint for 2027 by taking suggestions from various sections of society