Charanjit Singh Channi has taken oath as the Chief Minister of Punjab. After becoming the Chief Minister, during the press conference, he described himself as a common man. He said that I am the representative of the poor. The rule of the common man has been established in the state. It is believed that CM Channi has deliberately played this bet keeping in mind the upcoming assembly elections. Let us tell you that in the assembly elections to be held in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party can become a big challenge for the Congress.
Aam Aadmi Party is engaged in taking advantage of the split of Congress
In order to fit the figures of political arithmetic in Punjab, Congress has made Dalit MLA Charanjit Singh Channi the new Chief Minister there. Channi has also started taking steps in this direction as soon as she took the oath. In his very first press conference, he has started trying to blow the air of the Aam Aadmi Party hereby telling himself a common man. It is worth noting that even when there was a controversy in the Congress party in Punjab, Aam Aadmi Party spokesperson Raghav Chadha tried to take advantage of it. He had told Congress state president Navjot Singh Sidhu as Rakhi Sawant.
Congress has not forgotten AAP's performance in the last election
In Punjab, the Congress party considers the Aam Aadmi Party a bigger threat than the BJP. The reason being, the BJP is already on the back foot on the issue of farmers. At the same time, the Aam Aadmi Party is preparing to dominate Punjab in every way. In the 2017 assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party had won 20 seats and emerged as the single largest opposition party. At the same time, this year too, she is putting all her efforts to do better in the elections. Like every state, the Aam Aadmi Party has promised to provide free electricity in Punjab too. Apart from this, she is asking people to give a chance to a new party by running a campaign in Punjab. In such a situation, Charanjit Singh Channi has made complete arrangements to increase the difficulties of the common man by calling himself a common man and waiving off all the outstanding electricity bills.
