In a significant move, Arvind Kejriwal and Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann met with the newly elected Zila Parishad and Block Samiti members, emphasizing a shift away from fear and manipulated elections in Punjab. They announced the initiation of a comprehensive campaign against gangsters, inspired by the ‘Yudh Nashean Virudh’ (War against Drugs) initiative. Kejriwal highlighted the AAP’s victory in over 70% of Panchayat poll seats as a mandate for transparent politics and ethical governance.
CM Mann expressed his intention to present himself before the Akal Takht with full transparency and requested live broadcasting of the proceedings on all media platforms. He emphasized his reverence for the Akal Takht, stating that its directives hold utmost importance for him and his family. Mann reiterated his commitment to upholding the sanctity and authority of the Akal Takht above all else.
Addressing the elected representatives in Ludhiana, Kejriwal commended their election to district councils and block committees, attributing the success to the people’s trust. He recalled past panchayat elections marred by coercion and force, contrasting them with the recent polls characterized by fairness and minimal interference. Kejriwal underscored the AAP’s commitment to ethical governance, highlighting the party’s refusal to misuse power for electoral gains.
