Chandigarh, July 13: The Aam Aadmi Party initiated an expansive public outreach drive across multiple districts to ensure state welfare programs reach residents directly. Government representatives held interactive sessions in several regions, including Ferozepur, Phillaur, Bathinda, Nihal Singh Wala, Phagwara, Nabha, and Khanna, to connect with thousands of citizens.
During these community gatherings, elected representatives noted public feedback and mandated swift administrative action on pressing local issues. The initiative aims to streamline the delivery of state benefits and foster open communication between the administration and the public.
Cabinet Minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond coordinated a dedicated interactive session at Mehendipur village in Khanna. Expressing the core objective of the drive, party representatives stated that the campaign aims to take the Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann-led government’s policies and public welfare schemes to every household.
Simultaneously, Minister Harbhajan Singh ETO traveled to four distinct villages within his segment, visiting Wadala Johal, Talwandi Dogran, Wadali Dogran, and Adda Tangra to review community needs. Local legislators also joined the grassroots efforts, with Nabha MLA Gurdev Singh Dev Mann organising a meeting at Wajidpur village, while MLA Manjit Singh Bilaspur organized a meet in Ward No. 10 of the Nihal Singh Wala segment.
