Mission Yuva Sarkar 2027: Bharatiya Rashtrawadi Party Releases First List of 30 Halqa In-charges
Sukhminder Singh Grewal appointed National Vice President and Punjab in-charge; party prepares to strengthen its organisation across all 117 Assembly constituencies
Chandigarh 14 October ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Bharatiya Rashtrawadi Party (BRP) has intensified its organisational activities ahead of the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections. Under its ‘Mission Yuva Sarkar 2027’, the party has announced its first list of 30 halqa in-charges and appointed Sukhminder Singh Grewal (Bhukri Kalan) as National Vice President and Punjab State in-charge. The appointments were made by party National President Amlan Biswas. The party claims to have selected candidates for all 117 Assembly constituencies and is now focusing on strengthening its grassroots organisation and activating local leadership.
Punjab State Convener Dr. Vikram Singh Suri, Punjab Coordinator Harpreet Singh Shergill and Legal Cell Convener Rohitoj Singh were present at the press conference. Party leaders pledged a zero-tolerance approach towards crime, corruption and the illegal drug trade. Expressing gratitude for his appointment, Grewal said he would raise the concerns of farmers, youth, labourers, employees and underprivileged sections of society. The party aims to generate employment, attract industrial investment, strengthen agriculture and create opportunities for young people within Punjab.Its agenda also includes women’s empowerment, improved sports facilities, skill development, entrepreneurship and equal rights for minorities. Under its ‘Mission Panj Padav’, the party will focus on productivity, economic growth and employment generation.The announced appointments include Darshan Singh Rehal (Ludhiana South), Darshan Kaur Dhaliwal (Moga), Dr. Jagtar Singh (Lambi), Engineer Sanjeev Sharma (Rupnagar), Kulwinder Kaur (Mansa), Jasbir Singh (Jagraon), Jagjit Singh (Atam Nagar), Pankaj Mehta (Jalandhar North), Harjinder Singh Dhillon (Kharar), Inderjit Singh Bamrah (Dera Bassi), Sukwant Singh (Tarn Taran) and several others across Punjab. The party said the remaining appointments would be announced subsequently. BRP aims to present a development-oriented political alternative in 2027, prioritising Punjab’s shared heritage, social harmony and accountable governance.

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