Sangrur, June 27: The Aam Aadmi Party will secure more than 100 seats in the next assembly polls due to its extensive welfare track record, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann announced on Friday. Addressing a gathering of party workers, the Chief Minister stated that the Special Intensive Revision process which commenced on June 25 requires total alertness from volunteers to counter any malicious deletion of genuine voters from the electoral registries.
The Chief Minister asserted that traditional political rivals have aligned solely to create hurdles for the administration because they cannot compete with the tangible relief delivered to the public. He maintained that providing free electricity to 90% of households and ensuring a reliable daytime power supply for agricultural fields has permanently earned the trust of the state’s populace.
“AAP will win more than 100 seats in the next Assembly elections. I urged every volunteer to work with even greater determination and continue serving the people wholeheartedly. The enthusiasm and commitment of our volunteers are the party’s greatest strength,” CM Bhagwant Singh Mann asserted.
The Chief Minister noted that extensive development works are advancing at an unprecedented pace, highlighted by the ongoing construction of approximately 44,000 kilometers of road networks and the complete optimization of the canal irrigation grid for farmers. He affirmed that the administration’s policy decisions have consistently placed public convenience and transparency above all else.
The state executive concluded by reminding workers to actively convey the government’s operational milestones directly to every household. He emphasized that the combination of merit-based government employment and systematic financial relief will continue to serve as the foundation for the state’s long-term progress.
“Those colleagues who have worked tirelessly on the ground, day and night, will receive the respect they deserve within the organisation and will be entrusted with important responsibilities in the days ahead. With the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls commencing, the responsibility of every party volunteer has become even more crucial,” the Chief Minister declared.
