In Muktsar, AAP for no display of support

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Updated At : 12:28 PM Jan 19, 2022 IST

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Muktsar, January 18

AAP candidates in Muktsar this time are not urging their supporters to display party posters, stickers or flags outside the residences.

“When someone displays AAP’s publicity material on his/her house, leaders of other parties start pressuring them,” said Gurmeet Singh Khudian, AAP candidate from Lambi.

In Gidderbaha, too, a number of people, who supported AAP, said they were installing any sticker or poster of the party. “If we install AAP posters or stickers outside our house, the leaders of other parties immediately start making rounds of our house and approach us through our relatives just like the previous elections. This time, our party leaders have told us to not display the party’s publicity material,” said some residents of Lundewala and Bhundar villages falling in Gidderbaha Assembly constituency. — TNS

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