Community Leaders and Volunteers Rally Behind Liberal Candidate Ahead of Federal Election
Brampton, ON — April 23, 2025 — The Brampton Social Group, a prominent community organization with a membership exceeding 500 residents, has officially endorsed Amandeep Sodhi, the Liberal Party candidate for Member of Parliament in Brampton Centre. Under the leadership of President Safdar Hussain and key members Shafiq Ahmed, Rijwan Raja, and Muneer Hussain, the group mobilized over 39 dedicated volunteers to support Sodhi’s campaign. Their efforts included visiting her campaign office and participating in door-knocking initiatives to engage with local residents.
“We believe Amandeep represents the fresh, progressive leadership Brampton Centre needs,” said Safdar Hussain, President of the Brampton Social Group. “Her commitment to community engagement and her vision for a more inclusive Canada align with our organization’s values.”
Shafiq AHMAD, a key member of the Brampton Social Group, added, “Amandeep’s dedication to our community and her proactive approach to addressing local issues make her an ideal representative for Brampton Centre. We are proud to support her candidacy.”
Amandeep Sodhi, a 23-year-old second-generation Canadian, graduated from the University of Western Ontario in 2023 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a Certificate in Law and Public Policy. Currently working as a legal assistant at a family law firm, she brings a deep understanding of the issues that matter most to Canadians. Her platform focuses on affordable housing, universal healthcare, gender equality, and climate action.
“I’m incredibly grateful for the support from the Brampton Social Group,” said Sodhi. “Their dedication to community service and civic engagement is truly inspiring. Together, we can build a brighter future for Brampton Centre.”
The Brampton Social Group has a long-standing history of promoting civic engagement and supporting initiatives that enhance the well-being of Brampton residents. Their endorsement is expected to bolster Sodhi’s campaign as the federal election approaches.
