Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann took out road shows in Jalandhar's Shahkot and Mehatpur on Friday to address the upcoming Jalandhar by poll elections. During the road show in Shahkot, he took a jibe at Shiromani Akali Dal chief Sukhbir Badal commenting over thier education.
He also criticized the Congress, Akali Dal, and BJP, stating that they have looted Punjab's agriculture, youth, children's education, and medicine for the elderly. He warned that those who have looted people's money will be held accountable, and their files are ready for inspection.
The Chief Minister further stated that the Aam Aadmi Clinics have been opened in the health sector to address people's problems, and schools have been improved to provide better education for children. He also lashed out at the VVIP culture of the Akali Dal, stating that they do not meet with common people.
Mann emphasized that he comes from a common household and understands the pain of the common man. He has been camping in Jalandhar, visiting both city and rural areas, to address the upcoming Lok Sabha by-elections.
The AAP's roadshow in Shahkot was a clear indication of the party's growing popularity in the region. The people were energized and enthusiastic, and their commitment to the party was evident in the sea of flags and banners that filled the streets.
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Speaking to the media after the event Bhagwant Mann expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support and enthusiasm of the people of Shahkot. He stated that the AAP was committed to bringing about real change in the region and would work tirelessly to address the needs and concerns of the people. He also addressed that sensible people will not waste their votes in the lure of money and drugs. They will press the button of a revolutionary and honest party.
In the road show, the Chief Minister received a warm response from the people. He freely shook hands and met people, unlike the VVIP culture of other parties. The people were impressed by his efforts to address their problems and improve their lives.