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“I had voted for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in 2022, this time I will vote for the Congress chaahe jitte chaahe haare (whether it wins or loses),” says Baljinder Kumar of Rakra Dhahan village in the Anandpur Sahib Lok Sabha constituency as his wife Kulwinder Kaur nods.
“Ye Ravneet Bittu mera dost hai, paanch saal se dost bana hai mera. Ye Ravneet Bittu ko Ludhiana se Dilli ki sansad mein bhejiye, isko bada aadmi banane ka kaam main karunga (Ravneet Bittu is my friend. He has been my friend for the past five years. Vote for him and send him to Parliament and it is my responsibility to make him a big man),” former Union Home Minister Amit Shah said at a rally in Ludhiana in Punjab on May 26.
With more than one score to settle against its former stalwart Amarinder Singh, the Congress is going all out to wrest the Patiala Lok Sabha seat, which has been a long-standing citadel of the ex-chief minister and head of the erstwhile Patiala royal family.
“Mission AAP: 13-0”. Call it an ambitious or unrealistic goal, but this is the target Punjab Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Bhagwant Singh Mann, 50, has set for the party in the Lok Sabha elections in the state.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge are going to canvass for their parties’ candidates in Odisha on Wednesday, the penultimate day of the campaign for the seventh andfinal phase of the Lok Sabha polls to be held on June 1.
“Aa rahe ne saade vichkaar Zora Singh Mann ji de farjand, balki ohna de saputtar (Arriving among us is Zora Singh Mann’s son… not just a son, but a worthy son)”, announces a party worker on Tuesday at a public meeting at Panje Ke Uttar village in the Ferozepur seat of Punjab.
Former Punjab chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, 82, has been missing from the BJP’s campaign in the state during the ongoing Lok Sabha elections. Amarinder was not seen even at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rally held on Thursday on his home turf Patiala, from where his wife Preneet Kaur is contesting on the BJP’s ticket. This was PM Modi’s first rally in Punjab in the current polls.
Former Union minister Preneet Kaur, 79, is again contesting the Lok Sabha elections from her home turf Patiala –this time on the BJP’s ticket. Preneet, the wife of former Punjab chief minister and Congress heavyweight Captain Amarinder Singh, had won the Patiala seat four times earlier as the Congress candidate. She formally joined the BJP in March this year, one-and-a-half years after Amarinder merged his fledgling outfit Punjab Lok Congress with the BJP. Amarinder quit the Congress after the party leadership replaced him with Charanjit Singh Channi ahead of the February 2022 Punjab Assembly polls.