The AAP’s Lok Sabha campaign is launched with the slogan “Sansad Mein Bhi Kejriwal.”

Leading the Aam Aadmi Party’s Lok Sabha election campaign was convener and chief minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal, accompanied by his Punjabi counterpart, Bhagwant Mann. The campaign slogan was ‘Sansad mein bhi Kejriwal, toh Dilli hogi aur khush haal’ (Delhi will be happy and prosperous with Kejriwal in Parliament).

Kejriwal said at the beginning of the Lok Sabha election campaign that all attempts had been made to assist the Delhi community, whom he regarded as family.

Slogan of AAP Initiates Lok Sabha Campaign
During the occasion, the phrase ‘Sansad mein bhi Kejriwal, toh Dilli hogi aur khush haal’ was repeated. The former civil servant turned politician also launched a vicious assault on Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor, claiming that he put a stop to every initiative his administration started. The public was encouraged to send all seven of the opposition candidates to Parliament in order to “strengthen” him.

There were rumors that the Lieutenant Governor detested the idea that a common man had been chosen and placed in charge of Delhi. Further accusations were made, according to India Today, that acts like the use of bulldozers to demolish Mohalla Clinics and the suspension of medical testing, medication deliveries, and door-to-door ration distribution programs were proof of this animosity.

Punjab Chief Minister Mann said at the ceremony that his state will win all of the seats in the Lok Sabha later this year. Mann stressed that no one would dare obstruct Punjab’s finances and activities in Delhi if the AAP had a sizable number of MPs in the Lok Sabha.

As part of a seat-sharing agreement reached with the Congress, the AAP will participate in the general election alongside them in Delhi, Gujarat, and Haryana. Nonetheless, according to media sources, both parties in Punjab have chosen to run separate campaigns for the Lok Sabha elections.