Large gatherings point to AAP win, says Aman Arora

Tribune News Service

Panchkula, Updated At : 06:29 AM Oct 02, 2024 IST

Punjab Cabinet minister Aman Arora at a rally in Panchkula on Tuesday. TRIBUNE PHOTO. NITIN MITTAL

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Aam Aadmi Party leader and Punjab Cabinet minister Aman Arora today reached Panchkula to participate in a roadshow in support of party candidate Prem Garg. A number of residents and workers participated in the roadshow. Garg and Ambala Lok Sabha constituency head Surendra Rathi also joined him in the rally.

Arora said large gatherings in AAP’s roadshows was a clear indication that Panchkula was prepared “to adopt the good governance model of ‘Haryana ke bete’ Arvind Kejriwal”.

He said this time the party would make a surprising entry in Haryana like Delhi, Chandigarh and Punjab and would play the role of a kingmaker in the state politics by winning a significant number of seats. He said the people of Haryana wanted change.

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