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Accomplishments, actions & aspirations for Rangla Punjab

Millennium Post Delhi

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Delhi 26 January 2025

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Punjab has been making strenuous efforts to fulfill the aspirations of our great freedom fighters.

- BHAGWANT SINGH MANN

Accomplishments, actions & aspirations for Rangla Punjab

Due to the concerted efforts of our government, Punjab has today emerged as a front-runner state in the country and an unprecedented era of progress, prosperity and peace is being witnessed in the state.

A new revolution has been embarked on in the state with the sole aim of providing clean, efficient, responsive and transparent governance to the people and we are making every effort to restore the glory of Punjab.

My government has taken several pro-people and development-oriented initiatives so that the dreams of the founding fathers of this country are realised and people can enjoy the fruits of freedom. Health, education, power, water and infrastructure are the top five priorities of the Aam Aadmi Party government and we are consistently making efforts to put the state on a high growth trajectory.

Sadak Surakhiya

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