Chandigarh: The Aam Aadmi Party is preparing to launch an intensive statewide door-to-door campaign in Punjab starting September 20, mobilizing 2.68 lakh booth workers to interact directly with voters across every constituency. Announcing the drive, party leader Manish Sisodia detailed that Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann will lead the local campaign in Dhuri and release the party’s campaign literature in Ludhiana. The initiative will run alongside a fresh membership drive designed to expand the party’s organizational base across all 25,332 polling booths in the state.
Addressing news media, Manish Sisodia maintained that administrative programs over the past four-and-a-half years have brought tangible benefits to youth, women, farmers, and small traders. He noted that expanding sports infrastructure, generating employment opportunities, and maintaining transparent administrative practices remain central pillars of the state’s governance model. Furthermore, party representatives confirmed that volunteers will engage residents on long-standing regional challenges, including state financial management and anti-drug enforcement efforts, comparing past policy approaches with ongoing administrative measures.
AAP State President Aman Arora declared that the volunteer network is fully prepared to take the administration’s record directly to every household. He maintained that consistent public delivery across public utilities, education, and youth employment forms the foundation of the party’s ongoing outreach and future electoral prospects.
