Government Machinery, AAP Leaders and Volunteers Working on War Footing
Punjab News: In the face of devastating floods in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party government and organization under Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann have emerged as a strong shield for the people. On CM Mann’s clear instructions, the entire state machinery is engaged in rescue and relief on a war footing, while AAP leaders and volunteers are tirelessly serving the affected, reflecting the party’s ideology of “politics of service.” This extraordinary coordination between government and organization shows that AAP and the Mann government are fully committed to protecting the lives and property of every Punjabi.
AAP Volunteers Leaving No Stones Unturned to Save and Help People: Amandeep Kaur Arora
AAP Women Wing President and Moga MLA Amandeep Kaur Arora, during her visit to flood-hit villages, said that while the government is leaving no stone unturned, every party worker is on the ground ensuring help reaches those in need. She, along with volunteers, met victims and distributed ration, drinking water, medicines, and essentials. Arora assured people that CM Mann himself is monitoring relief work and that the party and government stand like a rock with the affected.
She added that AAP is not just a party but a family, whose volunteers are selflessly risking their lives to evacuate people and serve them in relief camps. She emphasized that the Mann government is committed to compensating losses and restoring normalcy at the earliest.
Sonia Mann Extends Direct Support to Flood Victims
AAP leader Sonia Mann visited affected areas, listened to people’s grievances, and personally supervised the evacuation of families to safe places. She said CM Mann’s directive is clear: every life is precious and no one will be left helpless. AAP workers, along with the government, are ensuring ration, water, and medical help reach people immediately.
From Khadoor Sahib, AAP Unit and Youth Clubs Aid People and Animals Alike
From Khadoor Sahib constituency, AAP teams with local youth clubs collected and dispatched relief material. Uniquely, the consignment included not only ration and water for families but also fodder and feed for animals. Leaders said livestock are the backbone of farmers, and their care too is a responsibility in this crisis.
AAP’s Ludhiana Unit Dispatches Truckloads of Relief Supplies
AAP’s Ludhiana unit, including its Kisan Wing, office-bearers, and volunteers, worked day and night to gather large quantities of relief material. Trucks carrying flour, pulses, rice, sugar, medicines, and daily-use items were sent to affected areas. Leaders said the campaign will continue until the situation normalizes, proving that AAP is not just a political party but a true companion of the people in their hour of need.
Mansa Volunteers Mobilize Relief Truck
In Mansa, AAP leaders and workers quickly convened, collected ration, clothes, and essentials with local donors’ help, and dispatched a relief truck to flood-hit villages. Leaders said this is only the first consignment, and they will continue to serve affected families with the same spirit for as long as needed.
Sri Muktsar Sahib Team Sends Two Trucks of Relief Material
AAP’s Sri Muktsar Sahib unit, led by the district president and office-bearers, collected a large consignment and dispatched two trucks carrying ration, water, biscuits, medicines, tarpaulins, and essentials. Leaders said CM Mann has been personally monitoring relief from day one and the party organization considers it its duty to strengthen the government’s hands.
AAP Leaders Standing Shoulder to Shoulder with Mann Government
AAP state leaders are working shoulder to shoulder with the government in relief work, drawing inspiration from CM Mann. In Dinanagar, leaders distributed ration and essentials, and also provided fodder for livestock. They said AAP’s government and organization are two sides of the same coin, united in the goal of serving Punjabis. These joint efforts prove that with clear intent, even the gravest crisis can be faced together strongly.
