Kejriwal defers ‘Mission Punjab’ by two days

Chandigarh, November 19

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Aam Aadmi Party national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s ‘Mission Punjab’ tour, scheduled to start from Moga from November 20, has been postponed for November 22 as party volunteers will participate in the celebrations of the farmers over the withdrawal of the three laws.

The AAP saluted the 700 farm martyrs who sacrificed their lives and fought for more than a year for the cause. In a statement, it was said history would remember the struggle on every front. “It is the victory of farmers’ courage, passion and hope, the victory of every family that, regardless of day and night or sun or rain, fought with harsh weather to secure the future of Punjab,” said the AAP.

Kejriwal along with party’s state president and MP Bhagwant Mann congratulated the people of Punjab and the entire country as AAP volunteers expressed happiness by distributing ‘laddoos’. — TNS