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Home / Ludhiana / Congress Mla Urges Police Admn Officials To Remain Neutral

Congress MLA urges police, admn officials to remain neutral

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:41 AM Jun 18, 2025 IST
Congress MLA Pargat Singh addresses mediapersons in Ludhiana.

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Congress MLA Pargat Singh, on the last day of election campaigning in Ludhiana West Assembly constituency, urged police and administrative officials to not be on the ruling party’s team but play the role of an umpire.

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Pargat also requested the media, known as the fourth pillar of democracy, to also play a neutral role to protect democracy and to be fearless in telling the truth and fulfilling its duty towards society.

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The MLA also appealed to the local people of Ludhiana West to strengthen the opposition by voting for Congress candidate Bharat Bhushan Ashu. Because, he said, democracy would not be strong without the strength of the opposition. If the opposition is not strong, the ruling party will move towards dictatorship and coercion.

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