Haryana/Panchkula: A meeting of senior officials and workers of the Panchkula district was held in Sector 21, Panchkula. Surjeet Singh Sonda, National Vice President and Kiran Poonia, State Women's Cell Incharge, appointed by the party high command, attended as chief guests. The meeting was chaired by JJP District President OP Sihag. The meeting discussed preparations for the party's 8th Foundation Day, which will be celebrated in Julana (Jind) on December 7.
Party National Vice President and Incharge Surjeet Sonda stated that the Foundation Day celebration in Julana will be a grand event, with participation from millions of people across the state. This will be a mega rally. The primary objective of all our workers should be to bring a large number of people from Panchkula to participate in the rally. On this occasion, Kiran Poonia also urged all workers to meet with and invite people throughout the region to participate in the mega rally on December 7th.
At the workers' meeting, JJP District President O.P. Sihag stated that the party's foundation day is the party's biggest annual event. To make it a success, we must work day and night to attract thousands of people to the rally on December 7th. In today's meeting, all officials and workers were assigned duties and instructed to meet with people throughout the region and motivate them to participate in the rally on December 7th.
The JJP District President stated that former Deputy Chief Minister and young party leader Dushyant Chautala is the only leader in the entire state who is well-versed in the problems of every segment of society, from youth to women, the poor to farmers, laborers, employees, and businessmen, and who can find solutions.
Today's meeting was also addressed by the party's National Office Secretary Dharamveer Sihag, State Vice President KC Bhardwaj, Panchkula Constituency President Rajesh Nishad, Kalka Constituency President Mayank Lamba, Youth JJP District President Deepak Chaudhary, Party Office Secretary Surinder Chadha, former councilor Arvind Jakhar, youth leader Vijay Panchal, and Honey Singh. A large number of senior officials and workers were present.