By Amrit Pal Sidhu Babushahi Network
SAS Nagar, November 3: Parminder Kaur Chhina, former Chairperson of the Punjab State Commission for Women and senior Congress leader, has stepped up efforts to mobilise party workers and volunteers for the upcoming Insaaf Rally, scheduled to be held in Sangrur on November 4.
The event will launch Punjab Congress's campaign for the 2027 Assembly elections.
As part of the mobilisation campaign, Chinna has been reaching out to Congress workers, supporters and volunteers, urging them to participate in large numbers and make their presence felt at the rally. The event will be addressed by senior Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge.
Parminder Kaur Chhina said that the Insaaf Rally was being organised to raise a strong and united voice for Punjab's rights, justice and a brighter future, particularly at a time when the state was confronted with several major challenges.
She asserted that the Congress had consistently stood alongside the people of Punjab and remained committed to safeguarding their constitutional and democratic rights. She called upon people from all sections of society, along with Congress workers and supporters, to participate in the rally and make their voices heard.
Emphasising the importance of collective participation, Parminder Kaur Chhina said that the rally would provide an opportunity for people to raise their voices for justice, truth and the rights of citizens.
"Let us unite and raise our voices for justice, truth and the rights of the people. Your presence will add strength to this movement and make our collective voice stronger," she appealed while encouraging party workers and volunteers to join the gathering.
She further called upon people to come together in large numbers and participate in the rally, reiterating the message of standing united for justice and Insaaf.
With preparations and mobilisation activities underway, the Sangrur rally is expected to bring together Congress leaders, party workers and supporters from different parts of Punjab.
"Stand for Justice. Stand for Insaaf!" remains the central message of the rally.