"He (Arvind Kejriwal) will come to Pathankot and Gurdaspur on January 13 and meet the family members of martyrs," Durgesh Pathak, National Organisation-building head, AAP said today.
Kejriwal would be meeting the families of Havildar Kulwant Singh, Honorary Captain Fateh Singh and taxi driver Ikagar Singh.
Kulwant and Fateh who belonged to Chak Sharif village and Jhanda Gujjran village, respectively, in Gurdaspur district, laid down their lives fighting terrorists who had attacked the Pathankot Air Base.
Notably, Kejriwal is scheduled to address a political conference on Maghi Mela on January 14 at Muktsar as the party is eyeing to wrest power in 2017 assembly polls in Punjab.
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