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In the countdown to the Lok Sabha elections in Punjab, a conversation icebreaker these days is a question, “Hawa kedi hai? (Which way is the wind blowing?)”.
Setting an ambitious target in the Lok Sabha elections of bagging 13 seats out of 13 in Punjab, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann had called the polls a “reality check” for his two-year-old government.
Punjab emerged as one of the bright spots for the Congress on Saturday, with the party looking all set to win seven of the 13 seats in the state as of 6 pm and the BJP failing to open its account.
Pushed to the wall, partly because of the exodus of its leaders to the BJP, and also due to corruption cases slapped by the Bhagwant Mann-led AAP government against a slew of its leaders, the Congress put its best foot forward in Punjab in the Lok Sabha elections.
The Lok Sabha elections in Punjab are likely to throw up two Independent winners, causing much consternation because of their so-called radical ideology.
“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.
FROM a prison 2,300 km away, Amritpal Singh, the head of pro-Khalistan Waris Punjab De, has managed to create a stir in the Punjab constituency of Khadoor Sahib, from where he is contesting the Lok Sabha elections.
Commandeering his first Lok Sabha election without his father, the late Akali patriarch Parkash Singh Badal, by his side or the BJP as an ally, Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Sukhbir Singh Badal is maintaining a blistering pace in Punjab. In rally after rally, he targets the ruling Aam Aadmi Party’s “jhooth da pand (sack of lies)”, reminds the audience of the Operation Bluestar ordered in the Golden Temple by a Congress government, and declares that, no matter what, one should not vote for a “polarising” BJP.