Chandigarh, August 10: With assembly elections approaching in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party has set its political machinery into motion by initiating extensive booth-level preparation meetings throughout the state’s 117 constituencies.
The party has tasked its local volunteers and booth-in-charges with carrying the administration’s performance record to every residential doorstep. Senior leader and Punjab Prabhari Manish Sisodia is actively conducting district-by-district reviews with cadre teams to streamline campaign operations.
Interacting with field workers in Patiala Rural provided a deeply energizing experience that renewed collective commitment for the campaign ahead, Manish Sisodia asserted. The organizational framework being established across constituencies ensures dedicated volunteers maintain continuous contact with local communities, the senior leader declared.
During preliminary strategy sessions in Patiala—attended by Cabinet Minister Dr. Balbir Singh—and Bhadaur—led by MLA Labh Singh Ugoke—leaders briefed booth representatives on field campaign protocols.
Organizers will emphasize four key administrative achievements during household visits: the 300-unit monthly free power subsidy, agrarian canal water expansion, free healthcare access under Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojna, and financial assistance provided under the Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna.
By establishing structured booth units in every district, the party intends to consolidate its grassroots footprint well ahead of formal election scheduling.
