Bhagwant Mann Calls for 'New Engine' in Haryana Elections

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann urges Haryana citizens to vote for AAP in the upcoming state elections, arguing Haryana needs a 'new engine' for progress rather than the 'double-engine' BJP-Congress governance. Mann and AAP's Haryana VP Anurag Dhanda emphasized improvements seen in AAP-led Delhi and Punjab, promising similar benefits for Haryana.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has urged the citizens of Haryana to vote for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the upcoming state elections, claiming that Haryana needs a 'new engine' for progress instead of the 'double-engine' governance offered by the BJP and Congress.

Speaking at a 'Badlav Jansabha' in Naraingarh, Ambala, Mann alongside AAP's Haryana senior vice president, Anurag Dhanda, highlighted that despite repeated chances given to the Congress, BJP, and INLD over the past 78 years, the state's problems have only increased.

Mann advocated for AAP as a viable alternative, pointing to the significant improvements in education and healthcare sectors in AAP-governed Delhi and Punjab, where residents also benefit from free electricity. He described Haryana as lagging in these aspects and pledged similar reforms. Dhanda echoed these sentiments, claiming that the BJP is on its way out.

(With inputs from agencies.)