The relocation of students from Punjab to Canada in large numbers has now started to backfire on their status in Canada. Who is responsible? The mushrooming of unrecognized colleges in Canada, which provide visa cover letters at huge cost with their selfish motives of money-making.
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Why is there no check by enrolling these colleges in Indian embassies in Canada to avoid potential frauds?
Ramanjit Singh Sikki was once a strong Congress face in Khadoor Sahib, winning the seat twice in 2012 and 2017 and building a solid local presence. But after losing later and with Punjab politics changing fast, his old influence now faces a fresh test. As 2027 approaches, the key question is whether Ramanjit Singh Sikki can revive his past hold in Khadoor Sahib, or whether voters have moved on to newer choices and new equations. Is the two-time winner still a serious comeback player, or only a name from Congress’s stronger past in the seat ?
रमनजीत सिंह सिक्की कभी खडूर साहिब में कांग्रेस का मजबूत चेहरा थे। उन्होंने 2012 और 2017 में सीट जीतकर स्थानीय स्तर पर मजबूत पकड़ बनाई थी। लेकिन बाद में हार और पंजाब की तेजी से बदलती राजनीति के बीच अब उनकी पुरानी पकड़ नई परीक्षा में है। जैसे-जैसे 2027 नज़दीक आ रहा है, बड़ा सवाल यह है कि क्या रमनजीत सिंह सिक्की खडूर साहिब में अपना पुराना प्रभाव फिर जगा पाएंगे, या मतदाता अब नए विकल्पों और नए समीकरणों की ओर बढ़ चुके हैं ? क्या दो बार के विजेता अब भी गंभीर वापसी खिलाड़ी हैं, या सिर्फ कांग्रेस के मजबूत अतीत का नाम बनकर रह गए हैं ?
Vikramjit Singh Chaudhary represents one of Punjab’s established political families, with the Chaudhary name linked to elections in the region for decades. After building his own profile through Youth Congress leadership and state-wide outreach, he turned that legacy into victory by winning Phillaur in 2022 with a record margin and defeating the sitting MLA. As the current MLA from Phillaur, he enters the road to 2027 with both family recognition and personal political weight. The key question now is whether Vikramjit Singh Chaudhary can convert incumbency into a second straight win, or whether changing voter expectations may make the next contest tighter in 2027 ?
