Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, addressing a roadshow in Katangi constituency, emphasized the Aam Aadmi Party’s commitment to addressing vital issues such as schools, hospitals, water, and electricity, in contrast to the divisive religious and caste-based narratives propagated by other parties. Mann highlighted the party’s absence in pre-poll surveys but urged voters to consider giving AAP a chance for positive change in Madhya Pradesh. Despite Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s absence due to illness, Mann conveyed Kejriwal’s commitment to join victory celebrations. The roadshow, marked by enthusiastic participation, indicated the public’s desire for change and discontent with the existing system, which Mann attributed to the prevailing dynastic politics. AAP has fielded candidates in 70 out of the 230 assembly seats in the BJP-ruled state.”
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