Khanauri/Munak/Sangrur June 14:- Impressed by the development works being carried out by Cabinet Minister Advocate Barinder Goyal in the entire constituency, almost every family in village Karonda of the constituency today announced to join Aam Aadmi Party in the presence of Cabinet Minister Advocate Barinder Goyal. In an impressive function held in the village, people from every family in the village participated and took blessings from Minister Goyal. Overjoyed to see a large number of people joining AAP, Minister Goyal said that every big and small person in the party will be given full respect.
He said that the development works being done in the entire Punjab under the leadership of Chief Minister Sardar Bhagwant Singh Mann are speaking, Punjab is becoming "Rangla Punjab", he took a dig at the opposition parties and said that the opposition has no agenda for the development, prosperity and peace of Punjab.
Opening of Schools of Eminence in government schools, Aam Aadmi Clinics, construction of bridges and drains, 600 units of electricity waiver to every family, government jobs to more than 65 thousand unemployed, anti-corruption helpline, taking the public to various religious places under the "Chief Minister's Pilgrimage", providing water to the tails, building stadiums in every village and providing canal water to every farm in the state are the historic works of the Punjab government.
On this occasion, the families who joined "AAP" Veera Singh member, Prajapat Jile Singh, Satpal Singh, Gaje Singh, Krishan Kumar, Mandeep son of Suraj Mall, Sonu Singh son of Maninder Singh, Jile Singh son of Mohan Singh, Gina son of Jagat Ram, Vicky son of Karamveer, Kapil son of Ram Niwas, Sandeep son of Basau, Abhishek, Zora Singh son of Jai Singh, Ajay son of Rameshwar and others said that they are joining "Aam Aadmi Party" happy with the development works done and being done by Cabinet Minister Goyal in the constituency and their village, which Cabinet Minister Advocate Birinder Goyal has done in four years. Those previous governments could not do even in 50 years. Hundreds of leaders and volunteers were present on this occasion.