New Delhi/Chandigarh, February 3, 2025 : As the campaign for Delhi Assembly elections nears its conclusion, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann passionately addressed voters across multiple constituencies, urging them to re-elect Arvind Kejriwal as Chief Minister for the fourth consecutive term.
On the last day of the campaign, Mann led roadshows and addressed people in Adarsh Nagar, Shalimar Bagh, Shakur Basti, and Wazirpur constituencies. CM Mann’s fiery speeches focused on contrasting AAP’s governance model with the divisive politics of the opposition, emphasizing education, healthcare, and financial empowerment as key pillars of AAP’s vision.
Speaking during these roadshows, Mann said, “Today at 5 PM, campaigning will end, and the decision you have made will be sealed in voting machines on February 5. This is not just an election; it is a choice between ‘Ladai’ (conflict) and ‘Padhai’ (education).” He urged voters to press the 'jharoo' button on the EVM to ensure Arvind Kejriwal’s return as Chief Minister and the continuation of AAP’s pro-people policies.
CM Mann exposed the opposition’s attempts to buy votes, saying, “The opposition has a lot of money, all stolen from you. If they bring money to you, I request you with folded hands: don’t refuse, take it—it’s your money! But on voting day, press the button with the broom symbol and vote for the future of your children.”
Mann continued, “In Punjab, 90% of households pay zero electricity bills, and 50,000 young people have been given government jobs. This is what good governance looks like. If you vote for the BJP, they will not only stop such initiatives but also take away the money you’ve saved. Make your own government and be the masters of your destiny.”
Mann accused BJP of resorting to hooliganism and intimidation. “They are attacking our workers and journalists, showing their desperation. Don’t let their fear-mongering win. Choose education over conflict and secure a brighter future for Delhi,” he urged.
Mann outlined the financial benefits of an AAP government, saying, “Under AAP, each household in Delhi will save approximately ₹30,000 monthly. But if you vote for BJP, they’ll stop all such benefits and even take the money you already have to benefit their friends.”
CM Mann expressed confidence in a resounding victory for AAP, saying, “Delhiites are wise, and the mood is clear—on February 8, Arvind Kejriwal will once again be Chief Minister with a massive mandate.”
“If the BJP comes to power, they’ll use your money for their friends, but we’ll use it to give back to you. BJP can’t buy the people of Delhi with their stolen money,” Mann asserted.
Mann concluded his speeches by urging the voters to press the broom button without distraction, saying, “When you vote, don’t even look at any other button. If you do, it may harm your vision like cataracts. Vote for your future, your children’s education, and an honest government that delivers.”
