Watch: Leaders dance to each other's tunes as video war erupts between Punjab AAP and Congress

Chandigarh, February 18 From sharing Shark Tank meme to now sharing an edited video of Channi dancing on the theme song ‘Ik mauka Kejriwal te Bhagwant Mann nu’, AAP seems to leave no stone unturned to push the election...

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Updated At : 04:13 PM Feb 18, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, February 18

From sharing Shark Tank meme to now sharing an edited video of Channi dancing on the theme song ‘Ik mauka Kejriwal te Bhagwant Mann nu’, AAP seems to leave no stone unturned to push the election through. As AAP is set to get embattled with Congress in forthcoming elections on February 20, the party seems to be proactively campaigning and the testimony to this is the new edited video of Channi’s dance.

Congress party too realized the heat of the moment and they too lashed out at Kejriwal with yet another edited video of Kejriwal grooving to ‘Ghar de wich challi gal channi krda masle hal’. The video has been shared by Congress’ national coordinator Nitin Agarwal.

While the poll surveys predict a neck and neck battle between AAP and Congress, a state of hung assembly cannot be denied as well.

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