“Say yes to preserve democracy”: Bhagwant Mann launches the Punjab AAP campaign
“The primary goal of the upcoming general election is to prevent dictatorship from taking over our democracy,” Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said at the party’s launch event today.
The self-centered ruler solely seeks to imprison opposition figures. A fearless voice that tells the truth is needed in our nation. “Zulm da jawab vote, jail da badla vote,” he shouted.
Mann remarked, “Give us all 13 seats in Punjab; give us all seats in Delhi, Haryana, Gujarat, and Goa, and you will have lightened the lamp for a voice that will safeguard your interests in Parliament,” in response to the “Mission AAP 13-0” campaign in Punjab.
“Neither the Chief Minister nor ministers’ sons are AAP leaders or candidates. They are honest, industrious, and genuine representations of the average person. No opponent can match our level of diligence and commitment, even if our leaders don’t have enormous fortunes, Mann said.
“Wherever Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal goes, he ends corruption in politics,” he said. We are not afraid; we know that the BJP is.
“Our farmers were denied entry into the Capital by the Central Government led by the BJP,” Mann said. The BJP leaders are now feeling the heat as our farmers are refusing to let them enter their communities. Their anti-people choices and actions have resulted in all they are dealing with now. They have plunged the state into a financial catastrophe by plundering Punjab.
He stated that rising unemployment and inflation were caused by the Center. Ninety percent of families received free electricity each month from the AAP government, which also provided 300 units of free electricity each month. World-class government schools had been established, and students were receiving free, high-quality education. According to him, the state government has established more than 800 mohalla clinics to provide residents free medical care. He asked everyone to cast an AAP ballot in the elections on June 1.
At the event were the following party candidates: Ashok Parashar Pappi (Ludhiana), Pawan Kumar Tinu (Jalandhar), Laljit Singh Bhullar (Khadoor Sahib), Dr. Balbir Singh (Patiala), Gurmeet S. Khuddian (Bathinda), Karamjeet Anmol (Faridkot), Gurpreet Singh GP (Fatehgarh Sahib), Jagdeep Kaka Brar (Ferozepur), Amansher S. Sherry (Gurdaspur), Dr. Raj Kumar Chabbewal (Hoshiarpur), and Dr. Khuddian (Bathinda). Meet Hayer, the Sangrur-born party candidate.
