Punjab Congress to launch 'Mangda Insaaf' campaign across state from November 11

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Punjab Congress will launch its statewide public outreach campaign on November 11. The initiative will gather citizens' concerns and help shape the party's election manifesto.

Punjab Congress president Pargat Singh on Tuesday announced that the party will launch its 'Punjab Mangda Insaaf' campaign on November 11 to connect directly with people, understand their expectations and raise issues concerning different sections of society.

The campaign will include outreach programmes across Punjab, with senior Congress leaders engaging with farmers, workers, traders, employees, youth, women and representatives of sectors such as information technology and industry.

Speaking to reporters in Chandigarh, Singh said the campaign had begun with the 'Insaaf Rally' in Sangrur on November 4 and would now be expanded across the state. Special outreach programmes will be organised in the Malwa, Majha and Doaba regions.

Five to six senior Congress leaders will lead the campaign in different regions and take the party's message to every household, the Jalandhar Cantonment MLA said. Campaign Committee chairman Charanjit Singh Channi will also visit different Assembly constituencies through the 'Jawani Sambhal, Jatta' cycle rally.

Responding to a question about the Congress's first list of candidates for the upcoming Assembly elections, Singh said the party was conducting surveys and holding meetings at various levels. Efforts were being made to release the list as soon as possible, he added.

Singh said Punjab was grappling with drugs, gangsterism, deteriorating law and order and conditions resembling a "police state". He also alleged that bureaucratic mismanagement was creating difficulties for ordinary people and the youth.

Students who appeared for the Punjab Civil Services examination had met him and raised concerns about alleged irregularities and mismanagement in the examination process, Singh said. "The Congress will raise all these issues as part of a comprehensive campaign and hold the government accountable," he was quoted as saying by PTI.

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