DW BUREAU / New Delhi/Chandigarh

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann spearheaded vibrant roadshows on Wednesday in Delhi's Rajouri Garden, Tilak Nagar, and Vikaspuri constituencies, campaigning for Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidates Dhanwati Chandela, Jarnail Singh, and Mahinder Yadav, respectively.

Drawing massive crowds, Mann urged voters to strengthen Delhi's legacy of good governance by re-electing Arvind Kejriwal as the Chief Minister for the fourth time. The roadshows witnessed enthusiastic participation from the people of Delhi, who cheered on AAP's candidates and shared their appreciation for the party's pro-people initiatives.

Speaking during the roadshows, Mann said that AAP remains committed to addressing the needs of the people, including education, healthcare, employment, and infrastructure development. "We talk about real issues, and we fulfill our guarantees. In Punjab, 90% of households receive zero electricity bills, we provided 50,000 government jobs without favoritism or bribes, and revolutionized public sectors. Call your relatives in Punjab and ask them how the AAP government has kept its promises," said Mann.

He highlighted AAP's transformative policies in Delhi under Arvind Kejriwal's leadership. "Delhi has witnessed free electricity, world-class education and healthcare, and free travel for women in government buses. This is governance that works for the people, and it's time to extend this legacy further," Mann added, urging voters to choose candidates committed to progress and

transparency.

Mann said that Arvind Kejriwal left his job to serve the people, and they (Mann and Kejriwal) are not in politics for money. He said that Kejriwal's guarantee is not a 'jumla' like the BJP. We deliver what we promise. Mann ridiculed the opposition's empty promises, citing the example of the BJP's claim to provide Rs 2,500 to women. "Did they fulfill their earlier promise of depositing Rs 15 lakh into everyone's bank account?" he asked. He added the people of Punjab also didn't get 15 lacs in their accounts because for the BJP elections are 'jumla' time.

Mann added, "This election is about choosing development over divisiveness. Vote for AAP candidates and secure a brighter future for Delhi under the visionary leadership of Arvind Kejriwal."

In Tilak Nagar, AAP candidate Jarnail Singh expressed gratitude to the constituency's residents for their unwavering support over the years. Addressing the gathering, Jarnail Singh said, "The BJP has no agenda for the people. They focus on the politics of polarization and hatred. In contrast, AAP tirelessly works for the welfare of Delhi's citizens. We've delivered results, and we'll continue to do so with your support."

(editor@dailyworld.in)