Sukhbir Badal visits Rajasthan shrine Salasar Dham

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Muktsar, November 9

After his recent visit to religious shrines in Ludhiana and Chintpurni temple in Himachal Pradesh, SAD president Sukhbir Singh Badal today paid obeisance at Salasar Dham in Rajasthan.

Earlier, the SAD had an alliance with the BJP, which has a major urban vote bank. “The SAD is making all efforts to please the Hindu community by regularly visiting shrines,” political observers said. Meanwhile, Sukhbir promised to resume CM pilgrimage scheme, if party came to power. — TNS

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