JAMMU: Pavneet Kour, the MLA candidate of the Apni Party for Jammu South, today conducted an extensive door-to-door campaign today at Simbal Camp. With a strong focus on addressing local issues and connecting with residents personally, she emphasized her commitment to bringing about real change.
During the campaign, Kour reiterated her promises, which include making Punjabi an official language, granting minority status to Sikhs, and ensuring 500 units of free electricity in the summer and 300 units in the winter. She also discussed plans to create sports academies, combat drug abuse among youth, and provide better access to government schemes for the elderly.
As a woman candidate, Pavneet Kour appealed for the support of the community, stressing her dedication to serving all sections of society and ensuring that their voices are heard in the legislative assembly. The people of Simbal Camp responded positively to her message, showing interest in her vision for a better and more inclusive future.
The campaign will continue across other areas of Jammu South in the coming days, as Kour continues to build momentum ahead of the upcoming elections.
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