Mohali, December 30
Delhi CM and AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal today said his party would revive truck unions in Punjab if it came to power.
Kejriwal met protesting members of the All-India Truck Ekta Union at Chhat village light point. He heard out protesters who were agitating for the past 25 days.
Sukhwinder Singh Brar, state president of the union said they also demanded a hike in the rates of transport in view of a considerable increase in the cost of fuel during the past two years. — TNS
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