Punjab CM Amarinder Singh on Mother's Day: 'Grateful for imbibing right values'

Sharing a picture of his mother, the Captain reminisced his past on Twitter

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 03:13 PM May 10, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, May 10

Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh ‘paused’ for a minute, and ‘thanked’ his mother for shaping his life on this Mother’s Day.

On Sunday morning, Captain revealed how he is ‘grateful’ for his mother to imbibe him with great values and doing one’s bit for the betterment for the society.

Sharing a picture of his mother, the Captain reminisced his past on Twitter.

“Today we all should pause, reflect & thank our mothers for their defining role in shaping our lives. As I reminisce about the past, I am grateful to my mother for imbibing in me right values of life, especially of doing one’s bit for the betterment of everyone. Happy #MothersDay,” his tweet read.

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