Anekk Singh Brar completed his schooling at Vivek High School, Chandigarh, and pursued BBA from Panjab University in 2016. He attained an MBA/PGPM in Finance from IBS Gurgaon in 2019. Engaging in active politics post-MBA, he served as Gidderbaha constituency Co-incharge for Punjab Ekta Party during the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, later becoming Party State Secretary until its merger with INC in 2021. Hailing from a politically active family, with his grandfather involved in Akali Dal politics and his father contributing to social work, Anekk continues the legacy. Presently, he dedicates his efforts to social welfare in Gidderbaha constituency as a Congress party worker. Family ties in politics run deep, with his maternal grandfather’s brother serving as PPCC president and AICC treasurer. Additionally, Anekk has actively supported Sukhpal Singh Khaira’s electoral campaigns since 2012, who is currently the MLA for Bholath and Chairman of All India Kissan Congress.
What inspired you to enter politics at such a young age?
I’m driven by a vision of creating a better society through politics. With a genuine passion for serving others, I’ve been inspired by witnessing injustices and facing challenges within our communities. Growing up amidst political involvement of family members, I developed a curiosity for public policy and decision-making. Combining idealism, personal experiences, and a desire for change, I’m motivated to pursue a career in politics for public service.
How do you envision your role in shaping the future of Punjab?
Entering politics at a young age offers a unique chance to shape Punjab’s future. Young leaders bring fresh perspectives to tackle challenges like unemployment, education, healthcare, and drug abuse. Preserving Punjabi language, arts, and traditions while embracing modernity is crucial. Addressing environmental issues like water scarcity and deforestation is paramount. Advocating for transparency and efficiency in governance helps combat corruption and improve public services. Promoting peace and reconciliation among communities is vital in Punjab’s complex social and political landscape, fostering unity and inclusivity.
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