After Delhi, Punjab, It’s Himachal’s Turn To See A Revolution: Arvind Kejriwal

Mumbai:  After Delhi and Punjab, it’s Himachal Pradesh’s turn to bring in a revolution, AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday. Kejriwal and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann led a roadshow in Himachal’s Mandi ahead of state Assembly polls.

Sounding the AAP’s bugle in the BJP-ruled hill state for elections this December, an excited Kejriwal, who is also Delhi’s chief minister, happily declared: “I didn’t expect this kind of response. You’ve made us happy. Delhi and Punjab have done it, now it’s Himachal’s turn to bring in a revolution.”

AAP’s roadshow was organized on a day when BJP workers were organizing public relations programs and marches (padayatras) in all 68 assembly constituencies on the foundation day of the saffron party.

“We don’t know how politics is done but we know how to build schools, hospitals and eradicate corruption,” Kejriwal said.

You won’t believe it, but Punjab’s Bhagwant Mann government has eliminated corruption within 20 days of assuming power, he said: “Don’t you want to wipe out corruption. If yes, give us a chance,” he said. requested. People addressing from the top of an open truck.

He said, ‘You gave 30 years to Congress and 17 years to BJP to rule the state, but they only looted Himachal. Just give me five years and if we don’t live up to your expectations, you can change us,” he said.

Expressing hope that Himachal will break the records created in Delhi and Punjab, Kejriwal said the AAP will bring “real development” in Himachal.

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