Chandigarh: Social worker, others join AAP

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Chandigarh, September 5

Ramchandra Yadav, a social worker from Dhanas, along with his colleagues joined the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) at Dhanas (EWS flats) here today.

Speaking on the occasion, Ramchandra said: “Earlier, I used to work for the betterment of people through NGOs, but did not go to any political party. The way AAP is working for public interest in Delhi and contributing to the lives of every section of society, I have decided to join the party with my entire team.”

Chandigarh co-incharge Pradeep Chhabra, Chandigarh state president Prem Garg and election campaign committee in-charge Chandramukhi Sharma formally inducted all these persons in the party.

AAP’s senior leader Vikram Singh Pundir welcomed Ramchandra and his entire team and called for getting rid of the BJP and the Congress in the coming Municipal elections. — TNS

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