Overview
- Kejriwal, who visited Ludhiana on Wednesday with Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to meet local leaders, told reporters he is confident AAP will break its previous record in the 2027 Punjab assembly election.
- He framed a statewide mood he called 'pro‑incumbency' as the reason for the forecast and said public discussion is focused on government work rather than anti‑incumbency.
- Kejriwal listed specific programmes he says underpin that trust, including free electricity, daytime power for farmers, canal water for fields, a ₹10 lakh cashless health cover, large‑scale road and playground construction, and a ₹1,000 monthly transfer to women.
- He accused opposition parties of lacking real policy issues and said they have resorted to abusing Chief Minister Mann instead of debating public welfare.
- The party has stepped up organisational preparation in Punjab and amplified the message on social media, though the coverage records AAP claims without independent polling or named opposition responses and the election is scheduled for 2027.