Raja Warring boosts Yamini Gomar’s campaign

Hoshiarpur, May 10 Giving a boost to the ongoing campaign of Hoshiarpur Lok Sabha candidate Yamini Gomar, PCC chief and Ludhiana Lok Sabha nominee Amarinder S Raja Warring attended her pre-nomination roadshow today. The duo went through bazaars of...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:24 PM May 11, 2024 IST

Hoshiarpur, May 10

Giving a boost to the ongoing campaign of Hoshiarpur Lok Sabha candidate Yamini Gomar, PCC chief and Ludhiana Lok Sabha nominee Amarinder S Raja Warring attended her pre-nomination roadshow today.

The duo went through bazaars of the city, waving at the crowds to reach the office of District Election Officer-cum-Deputy Commissioner Komal Mittal.

Warring addressed the gathering, saying that he had come to Hoshiarpur to support the candidate who was fighting against a traitor of the Congress party, Raj Kumar Chabbewal, as he had left the party to join the AAP.

The party’s pick for Hoshiarpur, Gomar, hails from a humble background. As per her affidavit, she has no immovable assets, and she or her husband do not own any jewellery or vehicle.

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