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Home / Punjab / Punjabi Origin Canada Mp Kamal Khera Gets Married To Jaspreet Dhillon 410931

Punjabi-origin Canada MP Kamal Khera gets married to her 'best friend' Jaspreet Dhillon

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Updated At : 04:20 AM Jul 10, 2022 IST

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Punjabi-origin MP from Brampton West Kamal Khera got married to Jaspreet Dhillon in Canada.

Kamal Khera was first elected as the Member of Parliament for Brampton West in 2015, and has previously served as Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of International Development, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health.

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Minister Khera is one of the youngest women ever elected to Parliament.

A registered nurse, community volunteer, and political activist, she is passionate about improving the lives of those around her.

Prior to entering politics, Khera worked as a registered nurse in the oncology unit at St. Joseph’s Health Centre in Toronto, where she gained a deeper understanding of the issues that impact people’s health and well-being every day.

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