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| Jagroop Singh Sekhwan's wife Bahaarpreet Kaur with her companions |
She stated that in the education sector, our goal is to enhance the quality of education in public and government schools so that they can compete with private institutions, which will reduce the amount of money children spend on schooling and allowing them to acquire a high-quality education at a nominal price.
Similarly, in the health system, the concept of Mohalla Clinics of Delhi will be adopted in the city, which will generate job opportunities as a clinic requires a doctor, a nurse, and other personnel. As a result, not only will employment opportunities rise, but it will also contribute to building a robust healthcare system. Free medicines, free doctor consultations, and even basic tests and operations will be offered for free.
Similarly, for the benefit of women a compensation of Rs 1000 will be given to every women every month. Regardless of their age, whether they are in their 70s or 80s. Regardless of the number of females in the family If there are two females in the household, they will receive 2000, and if there are four, they will receive 4000 and this adds up to a substantial sum over the course of five years and it is a significant compensation for all females.
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| Jagroop Singh Sekhwa, candidate from Aam Admi party's Vidhan Sabha Qadian constituency |
Similarly, if we target every segment of society for improvement, it will be a tremendous stride forward in the society's development. She hailed the Aam Aadmi Party as Punjab's sole hope for a bright future.
On this occasion, State Joint Secretary of Women's Wing Babita Khosla, Rajwinder Ghuman, Kulwinder Kaur, Ravneet Kaur, Amarbir Singh, Rajbir Singh Khasla, Manpreet Singh etc. were present with her.