AAP candidate Kulwant Singh meets Balongi residents

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Updated At : 01:25 PM Jan 18, 2022 IST

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Mohali, January 17

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has become a favorite with people not only in Mohali but also in entire Punjab. This is the reason why leaders of other parties are joining the party.

Candidate of AAP from Mohali Kulwant Singh expressed these views during a meeting with a large number of people from Balongi today. He said the main aim of his life was to rid Mohali of all problems due to which its development was incomplete. The residents of Balongi put forward their problems and demands and requested Kulwant to solve those at the earliest after the formation of AAP government in the state.

On this occasion, Buddh Ram from Balongi, Ashok Kumar, Namrata, Kiranbir Kaur, Khanian Balaungi and a large number of residents of Azad Nagar, Balongi, joined the AAP.

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