Party Also Announces Names of Social Media District In-Charges and Secretaries
Aman Arora Congratulates All Appointees, Says These Appointments Will Help Take Party’s Policies to the People and Bring Public Issues to the Government’s Notice
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh –
Expanding its organizational structure in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Wednesday appointed media in-charges and secretaries for all districts of Punjab. Along with this, the party also announced the names of social media district in-charges and social media district secretaries.
The party has appointed 23 media in-charges and 23 media secretaries for all the districts of Punjab. Similarly, the party announced the names of 28 social media district in-charges and an equal number of social media district secretaries. These appointments have been made keeping the 2027 Assembly elections in mind. These people will serve as a dedicated media team for the party’s mission for the upcoming Assembly elections.
Among the district media in-charges, Satnam Singh Mathadu has been appointed from Amritsar, Sanjeev Bhagat from Jalandhar Urban, Mela Singh Rudka from Jalandhar Rural, Puneet Sahni from Ludhiana Urban, Advocate Gurpreet Singh from Ludhiana Rural, and Ravinder Pal Singh Prince Lamba from Patiala.
Among the social media district in-charges, Yadvinder Singh from Amritsar Urban, Avtar Singh Pannu from Amritsar Rural, Rajkumar Sharma from Jalandhar Urban, Karandeep Pandey from Jalandhar Rural, Sharanjit Singh from Ludhiana Urban, Satinder Singh Shinda from Ludhiana Rural-1, Gursewak Sahnewal from Ludhiana Rural-2, Mohit Kukreja from Patiala Rural, and Sumit Taneja from Patiala Urban are the prominent names.
AAP Punjab President Aman Arora extended his best wishes to all the newly appointed office bearers and said that all these individuals are highly capable and experienced in the field of social media. With their appointment, the party’s policies and the work done by the government will be effectively conveyed to the people of Punjab. Additionally, through them, public issues will also be brought to the notice of the government.