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AAP to start door-to-door outreach campaign for Punjab polls

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The Aam Aadmi Party is launching a door-to-door outreach campaign across Punjab to highlight its governance achievements ahead of the 2027 state assembly elections.

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  • The Aam Aadmi Party has announced a comprehensive door-to-door campaign starting September 20, 2026, to promote the incumbent government's achievements.
  • Over 268,000 booth committee members will visit households to discuss progress in areas like agriculture, education, and electricity.
  • The party also plans to launch a membership drive and distribute campaign pamphlets to contrast their record with previous administrations.

What to watch next

  • Launch of the membership drive on September 19, 2026
  • Participation of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann in the Dhuri campaign launch
  • Feedback from the public during the door-to-door outreach

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Manish Sisodia

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  • From September 20, as many as 2,68,553 booth committee members will go door-to-door across Punjab and take the government’s work and achievements to the people
    [1]The Hindu2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
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    and release its election campaign pamphlet on September 19. Noting that the AAP government has completed four-and-a-half years in office, he claimed the government has fulfilled all the election promises made in 2022. “ From September 20, as many as 2,68,553 booth committee members will go door-to-door across Punjab and take the government’s work and achievements to the people ,” he said. Speaking about farmers, education and private schools, he said: “Farmers have benefited from canal water and daytime electricity supply. Children studying in government schools are getting better facilities

  • Previous governments pushed Punjab towards financial distress and allowed the drug problem to spread.
    [1]The Hindu2h agoOpen at the quote ↗
    In the article

    schools are getting better facilities and opportunities for a better future. The government has also taken steps to prevent private schools from overcharging parents.” Hitting out at previous governments, he said: “ Previous governments pushed Punjab towards financial distress and allowed the drug problem to spread. These issues will also be highlighted during the door-to-door campaign so that people can understand the difference between the previous governments and the work done by the Bhagwant Mann government.” Published -

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