Acharya Satvinder Ji Congratulates Gurjant Singh Malhi on His Appointment as Chairman of AAP's ASAP Core Committee, Chandigarh
The Daily Beat 
Chandigarh: Renowned Life Coach and Astrologer Acharya Satvinder Ji has extended his heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to young political leader Gurjant Singh Malhi on his appointment as the Chairman of the Core Committee of ASAP (Association of Students for Alternative Politics), the official student wing of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Chandigarh.
Congratulating Gurjant Singh Malhi on this important achievement, Acharya Satvinder Ji said that this appointment reflects the party leadership's trust in his experience, dedication and organisational capabilities.
Gurjant Singh Malhi has been actively associated with student and mainstream politics for several years. He began his political journey in 2015 as Campus President of Panjab University, Chandigarh, representing NSUI. Ahead of the 2017 elections, he was appointed Vice Chairman of the District Social Media Committee by the Congress Party in Tarn Taran. Since then, he has remained actively engaged in political and organisational activities.
Acharya Satvinder Ji observed that political experience, commitment towards public service and the ability to connect with young people are important qualities for effective leadership. He expressed confidence that Gurjant Singh Malhi would utilise his experience and new responsibility to strengthen the organisation, encourage youth participation and contribute positively to society.
On this special occasion, Acharya Satvinder Ji offered his heartfelt Ardas at the feet of Waheguru, praying for Gurjant Singh Malhi's good health, wisdom, success and continued progress. He wished that Guru Sahib bless him with strength, humility and the spirit of selfless service, enabling him to achieve greater heights and serve society with dedication.
Acharya Satvinder Ji also expressed his best wishes to the entire Aam Aadmi Party Chandigarh team and hoped that the new leadership responsibilities would create meaningful opportunities for young people to participate in constructive politics and nation-building.
— Acharya Satvinder Ji
Renowned Life Coach & Astrologer
