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APP discusses plans for Lok Sabha elections

LUDHIANA: To discuss the strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in 2019, leaders of Aapna Punjab Party (APP) convened a meeting here on Wednesday.

Aapna Punjab Party (APP) leaders during a meeting with shopkeepers in Ludhiana. Tribune Photo

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Ludhiana, April 25

To discuss the strategy for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in 2019, leaders of Aapna Punjab Party (APP) convened a meeting here on Wednesday. The meeting was held under the guidance of party’s senior leader Balkaur Singh Gill and party in charge from Ward No. 56 Simrandeep Singh.

Members of the Islamia School Road Shopkeepers’ Association also participated in the meeting.

Simrandeep said they discussed their plan and preparations for the upcoming the Lok Sabha elections. “The objective of the meeting was to strengthen the party for the next Lok Sabha elections. People are being encouraged to support the party. We are also making efforts to get the children who seek alms on roads, admitted to schools”, he said.

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