AAP National Convenor and Delhi CM Shri Arvind Kejriwal, along with Punjab’s CM Sardar Bhagwant Mann, on Tuesday, conducted a roadshow in support of the party candidate in Rajasthan. During the roadshow at Neem Ka Thana Main Market in Sikar, the AAP National Convenor said that like Delhi and Punjab, government schools and hospitals in Rajasthan can become splendid, and the key to this is in the hands of the people. My appeal is to give the AAP a chance; He reiterated that he will ensure good education and employment for the children of Rajasthan. Shri Arvind Kejriwal mentioned that AAP has been around for only 10 years. In such a short time, we formed a government in Delhi and Punjab. We must be doing something good, that’s why the public has given us a chance. Corruption and mudslinging politics have been prevalent in the country for the past 75 years, and the nation has gained nothing from it. Hence, this time, vote for the patriotic and honest AAP dedicated to working for the country.
AAP National Convenor Shri Arvind Kejriwal paid homage to the late JP Yadav, who sacrificed his life in defense of Parliament. The AAP National Convenor thanked the massive crowd gathered at the roadshow, and stated that we are receiving immense respect, honor, and love from the people of Rajasthan. The AAP is the party of honest people. The AAP is the party of patriots. The AAP was formed 10 years ago and has quickly formed governments in Delhi and Punjab, proving that people spend their entire lives becoming MLAs. We must be doing something good, that’s why governments were formed in these two states so quickly.
The AAP National Convenor mentioned, “Electricity has been made free in Delhi and Punjab, and 24-hour electricity supply has been ensured. The ‘AAP’ government in Punjab has been in power for just 1.5 years. We have come after successfully implementing it in Delhi and Punjab; we are not just talking without substance. You can ask your relatives and acquaintances in Delhi and Punjab. If someone says that the AAP government has not done good work in Delhi and Punjab, then don’t vote for us. Only vote for the AAP if people say we have done good work.”
Shri Arvind Kejriwal continued, “I am educated, an engineer. I know how to work. I don’t know how to indulge in politics, corruption, or mudslinging. For the past 75 years, the country has only seen politics, corruption, and mudslinging. What has the country gained from this? If you want politics, corruption, and mudslinging, then vote for them. If you want work, then vote for us. We have transformed government schools in Delhi to such an extent that now people are withdrawing admissions of their children out of big private schools to enrol them in these government schools.”
The AAP National Convenor shared, “I haven’t come here to ask for votes; I’ve come here to ask you to give the AAP a chance. I will shape the future of your children. I’ll ensure good education and employment for them. No other party besides the AAP comes and promises to build schools and hospitals. In Delhi, I’ve built excellent hospitals, and now, under CM Bhagwant Mann’s leadership, the AAP government in Punjab is also making government hospitals excellent. Like in Delhi and Punjab, schools and hospitals in Rajasthan can also become excellent, and the key is in your hands. If the people of Rajasthan give us a chance, we’ll work and show. If we don’t work, we won’t come asking for votes next time.”
Present at the roadshow, Punjab’s CM Bhagwant Mann, energized by the huge crowd at the roadshow, said that receiving such massive public support for our roadshow is a significant thing. We don’t have the capability to gather such a crowd; this is something beyond our capacity. This is nature’s doing. Nowadays, who comes to see leaders? Leaders even gather crowds on rent. This crowd isn’t rented; they have come out of their homes from their hearts. This indicates that a storm of the AAP has arrived in Rajasthan. Delhi and Punjab are evidence of this. There, the public uprooted kings and princes. They lost on their own. When the public wants, it can place a leader on the throne, and when it desires, it can bring a leader to the ground.
