Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday held a meeting with party Punjab-unit leaders and MLAs to deliberate upon the forthcoming Punjab State elections.
Kejriwal took stock of the work done by the MLAs at every booth level in their constituencies and understood how the MLAs plan on improving upon the areas in which they are lacking.
"The party will rise above politics and serve the farmers of the country who have been distressed because of the farm laws. The MLAs expressed that they are confident about the work done by the party in the state and are looking forward to the 2022 state elections," he said.
The meeting was held in the presence of AAP Punjab State Convenor and MP Bhagwant Mann, Punjab’s Leader of Opposition and MLA Harpal Singh Cheema, Punjab-unit Incharge and MLA Jarnail Singh, and Punjab-unit Co-Incharge and MLA Raghav Chadha.
Mann said, “We all had a long discussion on the strategy for 2022 Punjab elections with Kejriwal."
“We had an open discussion on how the party will contest the elections in 2022. Everyone was very happy with the discussion. All the MLAs are very happy because of our performance in the state. Shri Kejriwal is very happy with how the MLAs of AAP who have been elected by the people of Punjab are working as per the wishes of people of Punjab,” he added.