Harpreet Singh takes charge as Mandi Gobindgarh MC president

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Fatehgarh Sahib, April 20

Harpreet Singh Prince today took charge as the president of the Municipal Council Mandi Gobindgarh in presence of Amloh MLA Kaka Randeep Singh.

Interestingly, five or six Congress councillors were conspicuous by their absence.

The District Magistrate’s order regarding gathering in view of Covid-19 pandemic were violated as a majority of Prince’s supporters and Congress workers were seen without masks. Social distancing norms also went for a toss.

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