AAP Youth And Women’s Wing Turn Lifesavers – Government And Workers Stand Together in Crisis News24 –

In flood-affected areas of Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party’s Youth Wing and Women’s Wing are working tirelessly at the grassroots level to accelerate relief efforts. From Nabha to Pathankot and Gurdaspur, party workers are reaching flood-hit people with vehicles loaded with relief material. This is not just a political commitment, but also a true display of the power of unity.

The AAP Youth Wing is active in all constituencies of Punjab and has so far successfully rescued more than 200 families to safer locations. The young party workers have resolved to remain on the ground until the very last drop of floodwater recedes from Punjab.

Young members of youth clubs are carrying sacks of relief material on their shoulders and delivering them from village to village, while women’s wing workers are specifically taking care of the needs of women and children among flood-hit families. This scene is not only a symbol of humanitarian service but also a reminder that politics is not confined to power alone, but can also be a medium for serving society.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s government has given top priority to relief and rescue operations. By deploying the administration and the entire cabinet to the field, the Mann government has sent out a strong message that Punjab is not alone – the government and society will face every crisis together.

The participation of the Youth and Women’s Wing in relief efforts proves that the Aam Aadmi Party does not merely provide a platform to the youth and women of Punjab but also empowers them to become agents of social change. Their presence in flood-affected regions has reassured suffering families that Punjab’s true and compassionate government will never abandon its people.

This disaster has also become an opportunity to further strengthen Punjab’s collective spirit. The Mann government and Aam Aadmi Party teams have proven that whenever Punjab faces a crisis, for them, service to humanity comes before politics – and will always remain so.

This is exemplified by Aam Aadmi Party Women’s Wing President and MLA Amandeep Kaur Arora, under whose leadership women workers visited various affected areas of the state and provided food, clothes, and other essential aid to those in need.

According to the National Convenor of AAP’s Youth Wing, the participation of young people in flood relief shows that the new generation takes its responsibility towards society seriously. The party has resolved that in Punjab’s reconstruction too, the Youth and Women’s Wing will play a leading role.