Chetna march to promote mother tongue flagged off

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Updated At : 02:18 PM Feb 23, 2024 IST

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Phagwara, February 22

Superintendent of Police Rupinder Kaur Bhatti along with former minister Joginder Singh Maan and philanthropist Kuldip Sardana flagged off the “Punjabi Maa Boli Chetna March” from the Blood Bank, Phagwara, on Wednesday.

Punjabi Kala and Sahitya Kendra, Sangeet Darpan and Punjabi Virsa Trust jointly organised the chetna march to promote Punjabi language.

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