‘Next govt won’t be formed at Centre without AAP’s support’,  claims Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann

Mann claimed that the opposition alliance ‘India’ would win 120-125 seats out of the 190 seats that went to polls in the first two phases.

Addressing a gathering in Barnala in support of AAP’s Sangrur candidate Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer, Bhagwant Mann said that this constituency is an AAP stronghold and will always remain so. He claimed that AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal cares a lot about Sangrur and always asks about it

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday said the next government at the Centre cannot be formed without the support of the Aam Aadmi Party. He claimed that out of the 190 seats that went to polls in the first two phases of Lok Sabha elections, the opposition alliance I.N.D.I.A. would win 120-125 seats. Mann exuded confidence that the opposition alliance will assume power at the Centre after the polls. Mann also announced that he would meet Chief Arvind Kejriwal at Tihar Jail on April 30. Arvind Kejriwal is lodged in Tihar Jail in connection with a money laundering case related to the excise policy.

“AAP will be a partner in the (next) government. The next government cannot be formed without your support. The Kejriwal-led party is a constituent of the opposition alliance I.N.D.I.A. However,  she is contesting the  Lok Sabha Elections  2024 independently in Punjab.

Addressing a gathering in Barnala in support of AAP’s Sangrur candidate Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer, Mann said the constituency was an AAP stronghold and would always remain so. He claimed that  AAP chief Kejriwal cares a lot about Sangrur and always asks about it. “The first time I went to meet him (Kejriwal) in jail he asked me about Sangrur. I told him that next time when I come to meet, I will tell the ground reality. Seeing the enthusiasm of the people here today, it is clear that we are winning by a huge margin in Sangrur. “

Target on Congress too

Attacking his rival parties, Mann said the Shiromani Akali Dal, BJP, and Congress were not able to find candidates for 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab. “Their leaders are refusing to contest the elections because they know defeat is certain. Their plight is the result of their misdeeds. “

Listing the achievements of his two-year-old government, Mann said: “We have made electricity free for 90 percent of households. We have already closed 14 toll plazas which has brought financial relief to people. The previous government used to extend the duration of toll plazas by taking money. “

Publicized his works

He also claimed that the state government has made arrangements for farmers for 11 hours every day without interruption. “To save electricity and groundwater, we also provided canal water to about 60 percent area of Punjab. By October, this figure will increase to 70 percent. Mann also held a roadshow in Ludhiana on Sunday evening in support of party candidate Ashok Parashar Pappy.

Ludhiana is the heart of Punjab

“Ludhiana is the heart of Punjab and winning from here means winning Punjab’s heart. Describing Ludhiana as his workplace, the Chief Minister said he started his career as a comedian from here in 1991. Mann said he was getting “very good” responses from all the places he was visiting for campaigning and asked the people of Ludhiana to press the ‘broom’ (party symbol) button on June 1 to ensure the victory of his party candidates.

“The first thing I had asked him (Kejriwal) was about Sangrur when I went to meet him in jail. I told him that the next time I come to meet, I will tell the ground reality. Seeing the enthusiasm of the people here today, it is clear that we are winning with a huge margin in Sangrur.’

AAP contesting Lok Sabha polls alone in Punjab

The Kejriwal-led party is a constituent of the opposition alliance ‘India’ though it is contesting the Lok Sabha polls independently in Punjab. Addressing a gathering in Barnala in support of AAP’s Sangrur candidate Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer, Mann said the constituency was an AAP stronghold and would always remain so. He claimed that AAP chief Kejriwal cares a lot about Sangrur and he is always aware of it. asks.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday said the next government at the Centre cannot be formed without the support of the AAP. He claimed that the opposition alliance ‘India’ would win 120-125  seats out of the 190 seats that went to polls in the first two phases of Lok Sabha elections.

Mann also announced that on April 30, he would meet Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)  chief Arvind Kejriwal in Tihar jail. Arvind Kejriwal is lodged in Tihar Jail in a money laundering case related to excise policy. “AAP will be a partner in the (next) government. The next government cannot be formed without your support.

MANN EXUDED CONFIDENCE THAT THE OPPOSITION ALLIANCE (INDIA) WILL TAKE OVER AT THE CENTRE AFTER THE ELECTIONS.

Mann also announced that  on April 30, he will meet Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)  chief Arvind Kejriwal in Tihar jail. Arvind Kejriwal is lodged in Tihar Jail in a money laundering case related to excise policy. “AAP will be a partner in the (next) government. The next government cannot be formed without your support.

‘Now the whole of India will be clean with a broom’

The Punjab Chief Minister further said, ‘Earlier houses and shops were cleaned, now the whole of India will be clean with the broom under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal. A factory of jumlas is running. These people who are going may have  got 15 lakhs in their account, they have not come to our Punjab. The button in the machine is on the winning number,  Aana is number one. The day before yesterday went to Assam,  there is a clean sweep in Punjab and winning all the seats in Delhi. They have screwed the wrong one. They put one person in and thought the whole party was inside. Arvind Kejriwal is the name of a thought.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann  was campaigning for AAP candidate Umesh Makwana in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar seat. Bhagwant Mann said while giving a speech , ‘I am a true soldier of Arvind Kejriwal. Today Umesh Makwana will also file a nomination. From today, the revolution will start in Gujarat. The government is done by those who rule in the heart,  There is also a crown on the head of the hen. Today is a fight to save the Constitution and democracy. You will put Kejriwal inside but how will you stop his thinking.’

Bhagwant Mann exuded confidence that the opposition alliance (India) will take over power at the Centre after the elections. He also announced that  he would meet Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal in Tihar jail on April 30. Arvind Kejriwal is lodged in Tihar Jail in connection with the money laundering case related to the excise policy. The Punjab chief minister said AAP will be a partner in the (next) government. The next government cannot be formed without your support.’

The Arvind Kejriwal-led party is a constituent of the opposition alliance ‘India’. However, it is contesting the Lok Sabha elections independently in Punjab. Addressing a gathering in Barnala in support of AAP’s Sangrur candidate Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer, CM Bhagwant Mann said that this constituency is a stronghold of AAP and will always remain so. He claimed that AAP chief Kejriwal cares a lot about Sangrur and he will always Ask about it.

“The first time I went to meet him (Kejriwal) in jail was he asked me about Sangrur. I told him that the next time I come to meet, I will tell the ground reality. Seeing the enthusiasm of the people here today, it is clear that we are winning with a huge margin in Sangrur. Attacking his rival parties, Mann said the Shiromani Akali Dal, BJP and Congress were  not able to find candidates for the 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab.

‘We  closed 14 toll plazas in 2 years’

“Their leaders are refusing to contest the elections because they know defeat is certain. Their plight is the result of their misdeeds. Listing his government’s achievements, Mann said: “We have made electricity free for 90 percent of households. We have already  closed 14 toll plazas which has brought financial relief to the people. The previous government used to extend the duration of toll plazas by taking money.   (Input-Language)

Mann also announced that he would meet Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal in Tihar jail on April 30. Arvind Kejriwal is lodged in Tihar Jail in connection with a money laundering case related to the excise policy. “AAP will be a partner in the (next) government,” the Punjab chief minister said. The next government cannot be formed without your support. The Kejriwal-led party is a constituent of the opposition alliance ‘India’ though it is contesting the Lok Sabha elections independently in Punjab.

Addressing a gathering in Barnala in support of AAP’s Sangrur candidate Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer, Mann said the constituency was an AAP stronghold and would always remain so. He claimed that AAP chief Kejriwal cares a lot about Sangrur and always asks about it. “The first time I went to meet him (Kejriwal) in jail was he asked me about Sangrur. I told him that next time when I come to meet, I will tell the ground reality. Seeing the enthusiasm of the people here today, it is clear that we are winning with a huge margin in Sangrur. “

Attacking his rival parties, Mann said the Shiromani Akali Dal, BJP and Congress were  not able to find candidates for 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab. “Their leaders are refusing to contest the elections because they know defeat is certain. Their plight is the result of their misdeeds. “

Listing the achievements of his two-year-old government, Mann said: “We have made electricity free for 90 per cent households. We have already  closed 14 toll plazas which has brought financial relief to people. The previous government used to extend the duration of toll plazas by taking money. “

He also claimed that the state government has  arranged for 11 hours of uninterrupted electricity every day for the farmers. “To save electricity and groundwater, we  also provided canal water to about 60 percent area of Punjab. By October, this figure will increase to 70 percent. “

Mann also held a roadshow in Ludhiana on Sunday evening in support of party candidate Ashok Parashar Pappy. “Ludhiana is the heart of Punjab and winning from here means winning Punjab’s heart. Describing Ludhiana as his workplace, the Chief Minister said he  started his career as a comedian from here in 1991. Mann said he was getting “very good” responses from all the places he was visiting for campaigning and asked the people of Ludhiana to press the ‘broom’ (party symbol) button on June 1 to ensure victory of his party candidates.

Conclusion By aAditri Digital

In the whirlwind of political fervor and campaign promises, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s assertions about the pivotal role of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Opposition alliance ‘India’ in shaping the next government at the Centre carry significant weight. Mann’s claims about the Opposition alliance securing a substantial number of seats in the Lok Sabha elections, coupled with his assurance that AAP will be a crucial partner in the upcoming government, underscore the changing dynamics of Indian politics.

Mann’s confidence in AAP’s stronghold in Punjab, especially highlighted during his support for AAP’s Sangrur candidate Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer, reflects a deep-rooted belief in the party’s principles and its leader, Arvind Kejriwal. The symbolism of Mann’s visit to Tihar Jail to meet Kejriwal, who is entangled in legal proceedings, reinforces the narrative of AAP’s resilience and commitment despite challenges.

Furthermore, Mann’s critique of rival parties like Shiromani Akali Dal, BJP, and Congress, coupled with his emphasis on the achievements of his government, paints a picture of a leader who is not only confident in his party’s capabilities but also willing to confront and address pertinent issues facing the state and the nation.

The strides made in Punjab under Mann’s leadership, such as providing free electricity to households, closing toll plazas, and ensuring uninterrupted electricity for farmers, reflect a proactive approach towards governance and addressing public needs.

Mann’s outreach beyond Punjab, evident in his campaigning in Gujarat’s Bhavnagar seat, underscores AAP’s aspirations for a broader impact on national politics. The mention of Ludhiana as the heart of Punjab and Mann’s personal connection to the city adds a touch of authenticity to his appeal to voters.

Bhagwant Mann’s assertions and actions reflect a dynamic political landscape where regional parties like AAP are asserting their influence and playing crucial roles in shaping the future course of Indian politics. The upcoming elections will serve as a litmus test for AAP’s ambitions and the evolving alliances in the Indian political spectrum.