Patiala News:AAP prepares for door-to-door campaign in Samana constituency, Surjit Singh Rakhra holds important meeting with AAP in-charges
Patiala News:AAP prepares for door-to-door campaign in Samana constituency, Surjit Singh Rakhra holds important meeting with AAP in-charges

AAP’s organizational activities intensify in Samana constituency, important meeting of AAP in-charges led by Surjit Singh Rakhra
Under the ‘Door-to-Door’ campaign launched by the Aam Aadmi Party under the leadership of Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann, an important meeting of the ‘AAP’ in-charges of the constituency was held in Samana under the leadership of former cabinet minister and ‘AAP’ constituency in-charge Surjit Singh Rakhra to take forward the organizational activities in the Samana constituency. On this occasion, the ‘AAP’ block president of Samana constituency, in-charges of various wings, organization in-charges and prominent leaders specially participated.
It is worth mentioning that more than 2.68 lakh booth committee members of Aam Aadmi Party will participate in the ‘door-to-door’ campaign that started on September 20. During this campaign, party workers and office bearers will make the people aware about the facilities being provided to the people of the state by the Mann government during the last 4.5 years, public welfare schemes and decisions taken in the public interest.
On this occasion, Surjit Singh Rakhra said that the Mann government under the leadership of Chief Minister S. Bhagwant Singh Mann has carried out record-breaking development works in the last 4.5 years. He said that the ongoing and completed development works in the state are a testament to these efforts.
He warmly addressed all the in-charges and party workers of AAP and said that we should unite and take the people-friendly policies and development works of the Mann government to every house of Samana constituency under the ‘door-to-door’ campaign and make people aware about the facilities being provided, public welfare schemes and decisions being taken in the public interest, as well as strengthen direct contact with the people. This will further strengthen the party at the grassroots level.
S. Rakhra said that every worker of Aam Aadmi Party in Samana constituency will be given equal respect so that they can work together at the grassroots level for the strength of the party. He said that development works worth crores of rupees are being done in Samana constituency, which will continue continuously in the coming time as well.
Meanwhile, the in-charges of various wings of Aam Aadmi Party of Samana constituency, party workers and respected leaders expressed their support for the leadership of S. Rakhra. They assured to work with full dedication to further strengthen the organization of Aam Aadmi Party in Samana constituency and said that united work will be done at the grassroots level to strengthen the party in the upcoming 2027 assembly elections.
On this occasion, Cycling Association of Punjab President Charanjit Singh Dhaliwal, Municipal Council President Kapur Chand Bansal, Halka Organization Incharge Advocate Gulzar Singh Virk, Senior Vice President Paras Sharma, Councilor Manjinder Singh Rana Sekhon, Former Chairman Ashok Moudgil, Former Chairman Harinder Singh Kulburchhan, Chairman Hardeep Singh Cheema Chairman Maninder Singh Dakala, Youth Wing Incharge Sandeep Singh Jhandi, SC Wing District President Dharampal Nahar, SC Wing Incharge Jaspal Singh, BC Wing Incharge Ravinder Sohal, Social Media Wing Incharge, Sandeep Singh, Trade Wing Incharge Rajesh Chhabra, Education Wing Incharge Ramandeep Sharma, Women Wing Incharge Manjit Kaur, Zone Incharge Virpal Kaur, President Gurdeep Singh Gajewas, Gurdial Singh Randhawa, Gurdeep Sharma, Councilor Komal Mahant, Raj Kaur Wahla, Councilor Beant Singh Bagga, Councilor Sukhjit Singh. Cheema, Block Incharge Jatinder Jhand, Ranjit Virk, Lakhwinder Singh Ravi, Sanjay Singla, Gurnaib Singh, Navpreet Singh, Baljinder Singh, Inderjit Singh and other incharges of various wings, ‘AAP’ leaders and a large number of ‘AAP’ workers were present.
