JALANDHAR: The Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee held a substantial rally at Kartarpur, within the precincts of district Jalandhar, today. Attended by an array of distinguished leaders from the Congress Party, the event served as a platform for addressing the populace in anticipation of the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections.
In his discourse to the assembled, PPCC Chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring articulated, "The time has come for the collective efforts of Punjab's populace. It is imperative that both the incumbent 'badlaav' administration within our state and the BJP administration at the national level be held accountable by the electorate. These administrations have, regrettably, contributed to the deterioration of Punjab rather than fostering its advancement, necessitating the termination of their tenure by the citizens of Punjab."
Further elaborating on the matter, he remarked, "The ramifications of the 'badlaav' regime, which has manifested in unemployment, the growth of criminal syndicates, the erosion of law and order, exacerbation of the drug menace in the state, and egregious instances of police brutality by Haryana law enforcement with no action by our administration, were unforeseen. Is this the 'badlaav' that AAP purported during their electoral campaign?"
In-charge of Punjab Congress, Devendra Yadav emphasized, "The magnitude of today's rally underscores the remarkable strides made by the Congress Party within the state of Punjab over the past two years. Conversely, the Aam Aadmi Party has fallen short on each of its pledges. The preceding two years have been fraught with hollow assurances and duplicity from the AAP administration. Whether it pertains to employment assurances, curbing corruption, or the pledge to allocate 1k per month to women, none have materialized. Hence, it is imperative that we hold this administration accountable and usher them out of office."
Raja Warring concluded by asserting, "It is incumbent upon us to rebuff political factions such as the BJP, Akali Dal, and AAP in Punjab during the upcoming elections. The BJP's aspirations for nationwide dominance are manifest in their attempts to undermine our agrarian sector, while the Akali Dal clandestinely collaborates with them towards the same end. The AAP administration has repeatedly demonstrated their ineptitude in addressing the needs of Punjab. Thus, it is the responsibility of the Congress Party to undertake substantive endeavors for the betterment of Punjab."
Prominent amongst others present were CLP Leader Partap Singh Bajwa, Former Deputy CM Sukhjinder Randhawa, MLA Rana Gurjeet Singh, MLA Sukhwinder Kotli, MLA Vikramjit Singh Chaudhary, Former MLA Hardev Singh Laadi, Former MLA and Observer Sukhwinder Singh Danny, SC Department Chairman Kuldeep Singh Vaid, Karamjit Kaur Chaudhary, District President Jalandhar Urban Rajinder Berry, Halka In-charge Former SSP Rajinder Singh, delegate Inderjeet Randhawa, Rana Randhawa, and old Halka-coordinator Deepinder Randhawa.