Chandigarh,June13(Harbans Singh)
Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, MP for Ludhiana and President of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC), toured the city to thank voters for their overwhelming support in the Lok Sabha Elections, which concluded on June 4. Warring visited the Vidhan Sabha constituencies of Dakha, Gill, Ludhiana Central, Ludhiana South, and Atam Nagar to express his gratitude.
In his speeches, Warring emphasized the significance of the election, calling it a battle for the very existence of Punjab, its farmers, laborers, and the happiness of its people. He stated that Punjab had demonstrated to the nation and the central government its commitment to fighting for its rights. The Congress party’s victory in 7 out of 13 seats in the state was a testament to this resolve.
Warring remarked, “Punjab has set a precedent by not giving the BJP a single seat in the entire state. Our state has shown that divisive politics and agendas cannot thrive in a community filled with love and goodwill. Punjabis lead positive lives and vote for upliftment, betterment, and development rather than on the basis of religious politics. I have always been, and continue to be, proud of the political wisdom in Punjab.”
He continued, “I thank each and every one of you for the love and support you showed me since the day I started campaigning in Ludhiana. Ludhiana became my home on May 2, during my first roadshow, with the warmth you extended to me and my family. It is my mission to work for our people and address the issues facing every citizen of this city.”
Warring further pledged, “I have promised myself and the people of Punjab that I will visit every household in the state and work for the betterment of our people. Congress will work tirelessly for Punjab, striving to achieve the goals and objectives to ensure the state’s progress. Punjab Congress has raised the issues of Punjab and will continue to do so over the next 2.5 years.”
Concluding his address, Warring criticized the previous MP for neglecting Ludhiana, saying, “Ludhiana has had to endure an MP who has not worked for the city but had rather been on holiday for the past 10 years. It is time for real work to be done to benefit every stratum of the city. Actual progress will finally come to Ludhiana through the efforts of Congress.”
