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Put state on path of progress by voting for SAD: Ranjit Singh Dhillon

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Updated At : 02:22 PM May 25, 2024 IST

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Ludhiana, May 24

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Ranjit Singh Dhillon’s election campaign is gaining momentum and today during the campaign in the Dakha Vidhan Sabha constituency, the SAD candidate got a huge support from the people.

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Addressing poll meetings under the leadership of MLA Manpreet Singh Ayali and Ranjit Singh Dhillon said: “Jokers, dramatists, hypocrites and turncoats have already done a lot of damage to us and now, our Punjab and Punjabiyat are breathing their last.”

They said Delhi-based parties could not cheat the naive people of Punjab any more.

This time, residents would give a befitting reply to them by voting for the SAD.

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Both leaders appealed to the people and said: “There is still time, go ahead and take Punjab on the path of progress again by supporting development works done by your own regional party SAD in the past.”

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