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“Now they approach MLAs every day in Punjab to topple the state government. They want to topple the government of the people of Punjab,” Kejriwal alleged | Photo: Shutterstock
AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal on Monday launched his celebration’s ballot marketing campaign in Punjab for the upcoming common elections and accused the BJP of attempting to topple the Bhagwant Mann authorities by approaching its MLAs.
He requested individuals to make sure his celebration’s victory in all 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab.
“We do not need these seats for ourselves. (These are) to work more for your family and to make your family more prosperous. To make Punjab ‘Rangla’, we need 13 seats,” Kejriwal stated.
At the occasion, the AAP additionally rolled out the slogan — “Sansad vich ve Bhagwant Mann, Khushaal Punjab te vadhegi shaan”.
Addressing a gathering right here, Kejriwal slammed the Centre for allegedly withholding Rs 8,000 crore of Punjab’s funds and accused the BJP of attempting to topple the AAP authorities within the state by approaching its MLAs.
“The Centre has withheld Rs 8,000 crore of Punjab’s funds. It is a lot of money. How many schools, hospitals, mohalla clinics could have come up with that fund?” he posed.
“Now they approach MLAs every day in Punjab to topple the state government. They want to topple the government of the people of Punjab,” Kejriwal alleged.
The Delhi chief minister additionally accused the Centre and the Punjab governor of harassing Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann day-after-day.
Kejriwal stated there was a time when there was negativity throughout in Punjab and there was a regulation and order downside. “Electricity bills were going up, there were electricity outages, farmers and traders were upset,” Kejriwal stated.
“Elections are coming. There are 13 seats in Punjab and we need all these seats,” he stated.
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First Published: Mar 11 2024 | 2:46 PM IST
