Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Former Khadoor Sahib MLA Ravinder Singh Brahampura Joins AAP
Ravinder Singh Brahampura, who was once an MLA from Khadoor Sahib, joined the Aam Aadmi Party.
Several supporters and local leaders joined him.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann welcomed them to the party.
AAP said their arrival would make the party stronger in the Majha region.
The party also said they would help share its policies with more households.
Mann said everyone would work together to develop Punjab.
He called this goal a prosperous “Rangla Punjab.”
The party did not say what specific jobs or election roles the new members would receive.
Former Khadoor Sahib MLA Ravinder Singh Brahampura joined the Aam Aadmi Party with supporters on Tuesday.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann formally welcomed Brahampura and the new entrants into AAP.
The induction included several prominent local figures from the Majha region.
AAP said the move would strengthen its grassroots organisation in Majha and expand its presence across Punjab.
The party did not announce specific organisational responsibilities, electoral roles, or constituency-level plans for the new members.
- Who
- Former Khadoor Sahib MLA Ravinder Singh Brahampura, his supporters and local leaders joined the Aam Aadmi Party; Bhagwant Mann welcomed them.
- What
- Brahampura and the accompanying supporters were inducted into AAP.
- When
- Tuesday.
- Where
- The move was described as strengthening AAP in the Majha region and across Punjab.
- Why
- AAP said the entrants would help expand its organisation, communicate its policies and contribute to Punjab’s development.
- New entrant
- Ravinder Singh Brahampura, former MLA from Khadoor Sahib
- Party
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
- Welcoming leader
- Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
- Region highlighted
- Majha
- Family background
- Brahampura is the son of late Akali leader Ranjit Singh Brahampura.
- Stated objective
- Strengthen AAP’s grassroots presence and pursue the development of Punjab.
- Roles announced
- No specific organisational responsibilities, electoral roles or constituency-level plans were provided.