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About

Vice President, BJP SC Morcha, Punjab · Shri Chamkaur Sahib, District Rupnagar

Amanpreet Kaur Rai is an active political and social worker from Punjab. She joined the Bharatiya Janata Party in December 2021 and has since contributed consistently to both party organisation and public service.

She has served as District Vice President and District General Secretary of BJP Rupnagar, with the additional responsibility of Prabhari for the Ropar Vidhan Sabha. She presently serves as Vice President of the BJP SC Morcha, Punjab.

On every issue that touches Halka Shri Chamkaur Sahib — illegal mining in the Sutlej, water and air pollution, employment for young people, and the safety of women — she has stood with residents at the ground level.

“Whatever the circumstance, I never learnt how to step back.”

Education

  • Shiwalik Public School, Roopnagar
  • Government College Ropar — Punjabi University, Patiala

Family legacy

Public life has run in this family for three generations — from a village sarpanchi to the Punjab Vidhan Sabha.

Family background

Thekedar S. Atma Singh Rai speaking at a microphone on a public stage

Grandfather

Thekedar S. Atma Singh Rai

Contested in 1952 and 1955; fought the 1955 Roopnagar (Reserve) assembly by-election on a Congress ticket, given by the then Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru; Sarpanch of Village Majri (Thekedaran); Chairman and member of Block Samiti Roopnagar from the inception of Panchayati Raj until his death in 1997.

S. Shamsher Singh Rai, a studio portrait

Father

S. Shamsher Singh Rai, Advocate

Congress MLA, 67-Chamkaur Sahib (1992–1997); contested the 1996 Ropar parliamentary election on a Congress ticket; Chairman, Punjab Scheduled Castes Land Development & Finance Corporation (1993–1996); practising at the Punjab & Haryana High Court since 1973.

Late Smt. Harbans Kaur Rai in a black gown and red stole, speaking at a microphone

Mother

Late Smt. Harbans Kaur Rai

Retired Principal, Government College, Roopnagar — PES (Class I).

Smt. Balbir Kaur, wearing glasses, in a printed kurta and cream dupatta

Mother-in-law

Smt. Balbir Kaur

Retired District Food Supply Officer (DFSO), Food & Supplies Department, Ludhiana.

Father-in-law

Late S. Baljit Singh

Inspector, Food & Supplies Department.

Her father's brothers

  • S. Bhupinder Singh RaiIAS — Government of Punjab
  • S. Jasbir Singh RaiPPS — retired as Deputy Commandant, Phillaur
  • S. Baldev Singh RaiSarpanch, Village Majri (Thekedaran); former Vice-President, Municipal Council Roopnagar

Her mother's family — in uniform

Two generations of her mother's family served in the Indian Army — from the Burma front of the Second World War to Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Sub. Maj. Ujagar Singh, a portrait in uniform

Maternal grandfather

1915 – 2009

Sub. Maj. Ujagar Singh

Joined the Indian Army in 1936 and served with the Bombay Engineer Regiment; spent about three and a half years in the jungles of Burma during the Second World War. Promoted Naib Subedar in 1947, and served in Nagaland, Manipur and Jammu & Kashmir. Retired as Subedar Major in April 1964, then served thirty years as General Secretary of the Ex-Servicemen League, Hoshiarpur.

Lt. Col. Hazura Singh Jaswal in a navy blazer and maroon turban, wearing his medals

Maternal uncle

1969 – 1994

Lt. Col. Hazura Singh Jaswal

Commissioned into the Dogra Regiment on 15 June 1969. Served on the China border in the 1971 period, and in Jammu & Kashmir, Manipur and Nagaland; served at Rashtrapati Bhavan with his battalion during the tenure of President R. Venkataraman. Retired on 31 July 1994, then spent nearly twelve years as Director – Administration across the Rayat Bahra Group universities.

These details are as recounted by Amanpreet Kaur Rai about her nana ji and her mama ji.

The record, in figures

₹22.77 cr
Total development works as MLA
96.5 km
Roads repaired
₹5.22 cr
Flood control schemes
125
Houses under Indira Awas Yojana
₹115.35 cr
Land disbursed as Chairman, SCFC
170
Marriages solemnised through Dashmesh Trust

These details come from S. Shamsher Singh Rai's own record and documents provided by the family.

Offices held

  • Chairman, Public Accounts Committee, Punjab Vidhan Sabha
  • Chairman, Welfare Committee for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes & Backward Classes, Vidhan Sabha
  • President, District Bar Association Roopnagar — three terms
  • Senator, Panjab University, Chandigarh
  • President, Baba Ajit Singh Jujhar Singh Khalsa College, Bela, Roopnagar
  • Chairman, Guru Ravidas Dharmic Sabha, Roopnagar
  • Chairman, Human Rights Cell, Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee
  • Convener, SC/ST Cell, Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee
  • Member, District Planning Board, Roopnagar
  • Member, Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee
  • President, Dashmesh Welfare Charitable Trust, Roopnagar

From the family album

Photographs from the family collection. Details for each will be added once confirmed.

Amanpreet Kaur Rai and Er. Parampreet Singh on their wedding day, in traditional dress
On their wedding day — from the family collection.

Her own family

Husband

Er. Parampreet Singh

SDE with BSNL; Assistant District Secretary of the Executive Association.

Daughter (elder)

Pavit Preet Kaur

Son (younger)

Barinder Preet Singh