Sisodia Bigger Star Campaigner Than Punjab CM

Ludhiana : The Aam Aadmi Party has announced its star campaigners for the upcoming Ludhiana by-election in Punjab, with Manish Sisodia emerging as a bigger star campaigner than the Chief Minister himself. This move reflects the party’s strategic approach to strengthen its foothold in the region by deploying its most influential leaders. The party released a list of 40 prominent leaders who will actively participate in the campaigning process to mobilize voter support. Among the key figures campaigning for votes will be Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, who will also be accompanied by their spouses during the campaign trail. Raghav Chaddha, another senior leader of the AAP, is expected to play a significant role in canvassing for the party. The list includes a mix of experienced politicians and new faces, all focused on boosting AAP’s prospects in Ludhiana, a critical battleground in Punjab politics. The party aims to capitalize on the popularity of these star campaigners to connect with voters at the grassroots level and convey its development agenda effectively. This election is being closely watched as it is seen as a test of AAP’s growing influence in Punjab beyond the state capital. Sisodia’s prominence as a campaigner signals his rising stature within the party and his importance in shaping AAP’s political future in Punjab. The campaign strategy includes door-to-door outreach, rallies, and public meetings to engage with citizens directly. Kejriwal’s involvement highlights the high stakes and priority AAP places on this bypoll. The party is hopeful that the combined efforts of its leaders will translate into a strong voter turnout and secure a victory in Ludhiana. The election will also serve as a platform to highlight AAP’s governance record and promises for Punjab’s development. As the campaign progresses, all eyes will be on the impact these star campaigners have on the electorate. AAP’s coordinated effort aims to expand its base and challenge traditional political forces in the state.