Congress Party candidate from Patiala Lok Sabha Constituency Dr. Dharamvir Gandhi visited many villages including Sannour Vegetable Mandi, Bazar, Boleh Kalan, Devigarh, Thapar College and said that honest and clean politics is my political model and after winning I will be accountable to the people of the constituency for every paisa. People are well aware of the fact that I have worked honestly in every field during my public social life for the last 50 years. He said that contrary to their claims of honest politics, many leaders of the AAP are today surrounded by allegations of corruption. Through their costly advertising and VVIP culture , the present government is wasting thousands of crores of Punjab’s money.
He said that in the last 10 years, the economic gap has reached its peak in the country. The poor have become poorer and friends of the Modi government like Ambani-Adani have amassed wealth. This inequality is beyond tolerance. It is an urgent need of today to overthrow the central government that is emptying the pockets of the poor and middle class people and form an India alliance government under the leadership of the Congress party.
On this occasion, Dr. Dharamvir Gandhi also inaugurated his election office at Devigarh. On this occasion Harinderpal Singh Hari Maan Constituency In-charge Sanur assured to take a big lead from his constituency. Deepak Lamba from Bharat Joko Abhiyaan specially arrived at Thapar College where he appealed for Dr. Gandhi’s win .Apart from this, Women Congress State President Gursharan Kaur Randhawa, District Youth Congress Village President Pranav Goyal, Naresh Duggal, Observer Sandeep Singla, Lalit Bhankhar, Amritpal Singh Dhanetha, Gursevak Singh Bhangu, Lovepreet Singh, Ashwani Bata, Shaili Bhankhar Sarpanch, Babbi Goyal. , Darshan MC, Buta Singh, Mahik Grewal, Judge Sarpanch, Rana Bold Sarpanch, Krishna Nalina, Shammi Sarpanch Devigarh, Jeet Singh Mirapur, Gurmail Singh Faridpur, Prakash Singh Gill, Harveer Singh Hasanpur, Gurjit Sarpanch including a large number of Congress workers. Officials, dignitaries and local residents were present.