Kejriwal’s 3 Mantras for Punjab AAP MLAs: Connect with People, Identify Issues, Fight Strongly

Punjab : Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal has given three key directives to Punjab’s AAP MLAs—connect with people, identify their issues, and fight strongly for their rights. These instructions were shared during a crucial meeting called after AAP’s defeat in Delhi, aiming to strengthen the party’s position in Punjab and prepare for upcoming political challenges.

The meeting in Delhi saw the presence of Punjab’s AAP leadership and MLAs, where Kejriwal emphasized the need for grassroots-level engagement. He urged leaders to stay in constant touch with the people, understand their concerns, and actively raise local issues both inside and outside the assembly. According to Kejriwal, the key to political success lies in building a strong bond with the public and addressing their grievances effectively.

AAP’s loss in Delhi has led to introspection within the party, prompting a renewed focus on Punjab, where it currently holds power. Kejriwal stressed that the party must remain proactive and counter opposition narratives aggressively. He advised MLAs to work with full dedication and ensure that AAP’s governance model remains transparent and people-centric.

Political analysts view this meeting as a strategic move to reinforce AAP’s presence in Punjab while learning from setbacks in Delhi. With upcoming elections in mind, the party is expected to intensify its outreach programs and strengthen its organizational structure in the state. The road ahead for AAP in Punjab will depend on how effectively it implements Kejriwal’s three-mantra strategy.