Chandigarh, November 13, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
The Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) Chandigarh unit has announced its first list of office-bearers as part of an effort to strengthen the party’s organisational structure in the Union Territory.
Chandigarh unit president Charanjit Singh Willy released the list after detailed discussions and consultations with party president Sukhbir Singh Badal and other senior leaders.
The appointments cover positions including one patron, four senior vice-presidents, six vice-presidents, one secretary general, one general secretary (organisation), one general secretary, four secretaries and one treasurer.
According to the announcement, Major Karnail Singh has been appointed patron.
The four senior vice-presidents are Balwinder Singh, Zabarjang Singh, Naib Singh Desumajra and Bachittar Singh Tiwana.
The six vice-presidents appointed are Jaswinder Singh, Ashok Grover, Parjinder Singh Lali, Rajiv Tuli, Nirbhai Singh and Dr Sanjeev Kamboj.
Charanjit Singh Channa has been appointed secretary general, while Mandeep Singh will serve as general secretary (organisation). Advocate Amarjit Singh Gujral has been named general secretary.
The four secretaries are Ashok Sharma, Sunil Rathi, Amarjit Singh Saini and Adil Khan. Gaurav Sethi has been appointed treasurer.
Announcing the appointments, Willy congratulated the newly inducted office-bearers and wished them success in their new responsibilities.
He expressed confidence that the team would work with dedication, commitment and honesty to strengthen the party’s organisational network in Chandigarh. He said collective efforts would help expand the SAD’s grassroots presence and reinforce its commitment to raising and addressing the concerns of local residents.
Willy added that the new team would play an important role in taking the party’s ideology, principles and policies to all sections of Chandigarh society.
He further said that more names would be added to the organisational list shortly, with details of additional appointments to be shared with the media in due course.
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