‘Punjab Mangda Insaaf’ campaign launched; Congress will seek accountability for injustice done to Punjab and present a roadmap for its future: Pargat Singh

Chandigarh, November 11, 2026: Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee President Pargat Singh today launched the ‘Punjab Mangda Insaaf’ campaign, stating that the Congress would reach every village, city and neighbourhood across the state to not only seek accountability for the injustice done to Punjab but also present a roadmap for its future. To transform the campaign into a mass movement, cycle rallies, bus campaigns and foot marches will be organised, with Congress leaders and workers reaching out directly to people.

Addressing the gathering at the launch of the campaign from Congress Bhawan, he said that senior Congress leaders and party workers would conduct outreach programmes in different regions to make people aware of the issues confronting Punjab. They would raise a fundamental question before the public: Who will be held accountable for the injustice done to Punjab? The government would be answerable on issues including drugs, deteriorating law and order, unemployment, corruption and other matters of public concern.

Pargat Singh said that the Congress was not merely seeking to expose the failures of the present government but also aimed to develop a clear vision to put Punjab back on the path of progress and prosperity. For this purpose, extensive consultations would be held with intellectuals, academicians, experts, industrialists, farmers, labourers, traders, youth, women and various social organisations across the state.

He emphasised that the Congress did not want to leave any section of society out of this dialogue. Every section would be asked how it envisions the future of Punjab and what suggestions it has for resolving the state's problems. A comprehensive development roadmap would be prepared by taking expert opinions and the experiences of ordinary citizens seriously.

The PPCC President said that the future of Punjab was not the exclusive concern of the Congress party or its leaders. Every citizen of Punjab was a stakeholder in the state's future. Farmers, labourers, employees, traders, industrialists, youth, women and intellectuals all had an equal right to express their views on the direction Punjab should take.

He said that the Congress would reach out to people, listen to their problems, seek their suggestions and endeavour to shape the future direction of Punjab on the basis of their collective views and aspirations.

On the occasion, Leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa said that ‘Punjab Mangda Insaaf’ was not merely a political campaign but a struggle for Punjab's rights, dignity and a better future. The Congress would bring together every section connected with Punjab, demand answers from the AAP government and present a development roadmap for 2027 based on suggestions received from the people.

Senior Congress leaders and party workers were also present on the occasion.