Athlete came to meet CM Channi with the hope of a job: Bid – There is money to give to the player of Haryana, not for the daughter of Punjab

Ramandeep Kaur, a weight lifter living in Bhattian area of ​​Ludhiana, reached Circuit House to meet Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi on Wednesday with the hope of getting a job. He was not allowed to meet the Chief Minister. When he did not meet, he said that the government has money and job to give Haryana player Neeraj Chopra, but nothing for him.

Ramandeep Kaur showing off her medals.

Ramandeep also met Amarinder Singh
Ramandeep has polio. Even after 75 percent polio is affected, she still plays in the general. He has had ten operations on his leg. She had also met Captain Amarinder Singh when she was the Chief Minister, but did not get the job.

Raman is the gold medalist of Commonwealth Games
Ramandeep Kaur has studied till graduation. She has won 24 medals till now. He won the gold medal during the 2017 Commonwealth Games in South Africa. Apart from this, she has been a gold medalist in the National Games. In national and state level games, he himself does not know how many medals there are.II

Ramandeep Kaur, showing her medals, had come to meet Charanjit Singh Channi but had to return disappointed.

Husband auto driver, could not get treatment for son due to lack of money
Ramandeep’s husband is an auto driver, he earns up to 15 thousand in a month. That’s where his house runs. He has two daughters and son has died of illness. He did not have money for the treatment of his son, due to which he died. The financial condition of the house is not good. Because of this she wants to work.

Now I get angry seeing the medal
Ramandeep says that while fighting financially, she won so many medals for the country, they used to look better than jewellery. He is not fond of dressing up much. But wearing a medal makes them feel very good. But now he hates these medals.

Now when she walks with this medal, she is stopped behind. Because of which he now hates himself too. She says that when she goes to meet any minister or chief minister, seeing her blazer and medal, she is stopped behind.