AAP decides to speed up miss call campaign

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Updated At : 11:51 AM Mar 14, 2020 IST

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Kharar, March 13

Members of the Aam Aadmi Party (Kharar block) in a meeting today decided to speed up their miss call campaign in the area. Narinder Singh Shergill, halka in-charge, Kharar, presided over the meeting. Among others Harish Kaushal, district president; Advocate Chander Shekher, Ram Sarup Sharma, Hakam Singh, Advocate Gurjit Singh, Rajinder Chakkal, Manjit Singh, Narinder Singh Modi etc participating in this meeting.

While addressing the party workers, Shergill advised them to speed up the miss call campaign an they should visit every door and every shop to contact maximum number of people. He said the party was getting very good response from the people.

Photo Caption : Shergill and other leaders taking part in the workers meeting of AAP Party.

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