Punjab Assembly elections | Good ties with Centre crucial for Punjab’s progress, says Amarinder
The Hindu
Head of nascent PLC pitches for reviving State’s economy in sync with BJP in New Delhi
As electioneering for the upcoming Assembly poll gatherers momentum in Punjab, former Chief Minister Amarinder Singh, who formed the Punjab Lok Congress (PLC) after resigning from the Congress, is strongly pitching for strengthening of the State’s economy for long term development.
With less than ten days left for voting, the 79-year-old stalwart is canvassing to garner support for his candidates and his alliance partners — the BJP and SAD (Sanyukt).
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