Sunny Deol starts party programmes in Gurdaspur; shares 'sweet moments' with kids

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Updated At : 04:57 PM Feb 15, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, February 15

Tagging BJP4India and BJP4Punjab, actor-turned-politician Sunny Deol revealed on Saturday he would start working on the programmes in his Gurdaspur Lok Sabha.

The Gurdaspur MP said he would share some “sweet moments” with children as he would start the party programmes.

Along with a few children, Deol shared a picture on Twitter, and wrote in Hindi: “aaj apane lokasabha guradaasapur mein paartee kaaryakramon kee shuruaat bachchon ke saath kuchh meethe lamhon se kar raha hoon. #apnagurdaspur @bjp4indi@bjp4punjab” (Today I am starting the party programs in my Lok Sabha Gurdaspur with some sweet moments with children. #apnagurdaspur @BJP4India @BJP4Punjab)

With #apnagurdaspur the post received several comments.

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