Initiating another round of campaign to strike a cord with the people Aam Aadmi Party held impressive rallies in Chabal and village Chouhan in district Tarn Taran. While interacting with the massive gathering Member Parliament Bhagwant Mann said that the leaders of Akali Dal have been looting Punjab with both hands and left the State at the mercy of God. The mafias of all sorts including land, sand, drugs, and liquor have been thriving under the patronage of the leaders of the ruling alliance and the police are functioning at the behest of their political bosses. Drug lords are thriving in the State under the patronage of SAD leaders and they have ruined the young generation of Punjab with drugs trade for their petty monetary gains.Mann Said that earlier Punjab was known for its hardworking farmers who contributed a large share in the national food basket but the anti-farmer and pro-capitalist policies of the SAD-BJP have made farmers debt ridden who are constrained to commit suicides in the absence of any sustainable source of income.
While terming the forthcoming coming elections as a battle of righteousness between the "Khas" and "Aam", the star campaigner of Aam Aadmi Party said that the leaders of traditional parties used politics to promote their personal businesses and with the appearance of AAP on the political map of Punjab, Congress and SAD have clandestinely entered into an agreement to keep Aam Aadmi Party at bay to prevent their illegalities from public exposure. Bhagwant Mann said that the goons of SAD have unleashed the rein of terror in whole Punjab due to which people from all walks of life irrespective of their trade and gender are feeling insecure. Each and every person having connection with Punjab are eagerly waiting for the 2017 assembly elections when they will form the government of "Aam Aadmi" and show mirror to these corrupt, insensitive and selfish leaders. AAP candidate from Tarn Taran Assembly Constituency Kartar Singh, Youth leaders Manjinder Singh Sidhu, Sukhbir Singh Valtoha, Ranjit Singh Cheema, Harjit Singh Sandhu and other volunteers were also present on this occasion.