Disha Women's Welfare Trust will honor CISF constables
MANSA: Disha Women Welfare Trust, which works for the development of women, has announced to honor CISF female constable Kulwinder Kaur on Women's Day next year. Hardeep Kaur, National President of Disha Women's Welfare Trust, said in a statement issued here today that Kulwinder Kaur is indeed the daughter of a farmer family of Punjab.
Kulwinder Kaur's brother Sher Singh and mother have been playing a leading role in the farmers' movement. At that time, the pain of the statement given by the film actress Kangana Ranaut was in the heart of Kulwinder Kaur. For which he has taken revenge. Hardeep Kaur said that even after this incident, Kangana Ranaut has insulted all Punjabis by releasing a video and talking about terrorism in Punjab.
Instead of ending this controversy, this BJP MP has tried to inflame it more. Kangana is forgetting that every time she has to go to her parliamentary constituency through Chandigarh Airport. Appreciating the work done by Kulwinder Kaur, Hardeep Kaur said that every year on the occasion of Women's Day, Disha Women Welfare Trust honors women who are leading in various fields. During the next year's program, Kulwinder Kaur will be honored with the Disha Indian Award. Hardeep Kaur said that she also supports the panchayat called by farmers' organizations on June 9 in the case of Kulwinder Kaur and whatever support is required, Disha Women's Welfare Trust will support Kulwinder Kaur and her family.