Aroosa Alam, a Pakistani journalist and close friend of Captain Amarinder Singh, the former Chief Minister of Punjab, is currently working on her autobiography. So far, Aroosa has written 12 chapters. In this, she has narrated the story from her childhood till her marriage. There will be a chapter about Captain Amarinder Singh, the former Chief Minister of Punjab, in this biography of Aroosa.
The title of Aroosa Alam's book has not yet been decided. Aroosa has written about her early years in the first 12 chapters of the book. Where and how did she meet former Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh for the first time? How did their friendship progress? She will mention this in the rest of the chapters of this book.
Aroosa will also address India and Punjab in her autobiography. Aroosa Alam spent a lot of time in Punjab during Captain's tenure as the Chief Minister of Punjab.
Aroosa Alam is unquestionably well-known in India as Captain Amarinder Singh's close friend, but she is also a well-known journalist in Pakistan. She is the child of Pakistani politician and social worker Akleen Akhtar. In the 1970s, Akhtar had a significant impact on Pakistani politics. Aroosa's father was the reason she first became an expert in defense before going into journalism.
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In a press conference in 2007, Aroosa had described herself as a friend of Captain. Aroosa Alam was also the special guest at the Oath-ceremony of Amarinder Singh as Chief Minister of Punjab in 2017.
Before the February 2022 Punjab Assembly elections, the Congress party replaced Captain Amarinder Singh as Chief Minister with Charanjit Singh Channi. The Congress's high leadership sided with Navjot Singh Sidhu in the conflict between Captain and Sidhu, and as a result, Captain resigned from his position and left the Congress party. A fight between Channi and Sidhu also began soon after Channi was appointed Chief Minister. Then Aroosa Alam said that Congressmen are paying the punishment for their actions. She called it Poetic Justice.
Aroosa claimed that Charanjit Channi was an undemocratically elected weak CM. Aroosa called Captain Amarinder Singh a fighter. Aroosa described the captain as an experienced and clean leader and said that politics needed him.