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Sangrur Insaf rally: Congress leader Rajesh Inder Sidhu reaches with large convoy from Jagraon

Led by Congress leader Rajesh Inder Singh Sidhu from Jagraon constituency, a large number of associates participated in the 'Insaf Rally' held in Sangrur.

Sangrur Insaf rally: Congress leader Rajesh Inder Sidhu reaches with large convoy from Jagraon
Punjab Television

A large convoy of vehicles reached Sangrur under the leadership of Jagraon constituency leader Rajesh Inder Singh Sidhu to participate in the Congress party's 'Insaf Rally'. Local workers participated in this gathering in heavy numbers.

During the rally, Rajesh Inder Singh Sidhu said that protecting the rights of common citizens and ensuring justice for them in the current situation is the most crucial need. He said that the Congress party is continuously standing in the field to save the country's constitution and democratic values.

Sidhu claimed that the overwhelming participation of people in the rally has made it clear that the public has become aware. Thanking his accompanying associates, he said that he will continue to strongly raise the issues of Jagraon constituency and the voice of the people on every platform.

Present on this occasion were several other local leaders including Sunny Kakkar, Parshotam Lal Khalifa, Ravinder Sabharwal, Davinderpal Toor, Tehal Singh, Inderjit Singh Galib, Jeevan Singh Bagian, and Babba Bassi.

Through this massive rally held in Faguwala village of Sangrur district, Congress has launched its election campaign in the state. Party President Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had launched sharp political attacks on governments from this stage regarding drugs and the law-and-order situation in the state.

Key developments

  • Rajesh Inder Singh Sidhu reached Sangrur rally with a large convoy from Jagraon
  • Sidhu spoke of continuing the struggle for public welfare and the protection of the constitution
  • Congress held rally in Faguwala, Sangrur, to kick off the election campaign