Kejriwal's 5 Guarantees for Poll-Bound Haryana: Free Healthcare, Electricity, and More
Kejriwal's 5 Guarantees for Poll-Bound Haryana: Free Healthcare, Electricity, and More

Kejriwal’s 5 Guarantees for Poll-Bound Haryana: Free Healthcare, Electricity, and More

Kejriwal’s 5 Guarantees : Among the guarantees, AAP promises to open mohalla clinics, provide free education, and offer Rs 1,000 per month to every woman in the state.

Kejriwal's 5 Guarantees for Poll-Bound Haryana: Free Healthcare, Electricity, and More
During the launch of ‘Kejriwal ki 5 Guarantee’ in Panchkula, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal’s wife Sunita Kejriwal was joined by Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, Rajya Sabha MPs Sanjay Singh and Sandeep Pathak, and AAP Haryana unit president Sushil Gupta, among others.

On Saturday, Sunita Kejriwal, wife of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, unveiled five ‘Kejriwal’s Guarantees’ for poll-bound Haryana. These promises include free electricity, free medical treatment, free education, Rs 1,000 per month for every woman, and employment opportunities for youth.

The Haryana Assembly elections are scheduled for later this year.

Alongside Sunita Kejriwal, the launch of ‘Kejriwal’s Five Guarantees’ in Panchkula was attended by Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and senior Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders Sanjay Singh and Sandeep Pathak.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is also the AAP national convener, is currently in judicial custody in connection with an excise policy case.

The AAP has pledged free electricity for domestic users, the establishment of mohalla clinics with free medical treatment, free education, Rs 1,000 per month for every woman in Haryana, and employment opportunities for youth.

During the event, Singh urged the public to support the AAP in forming the government in Haryana. He criticized the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for various issues, including the Agnipath scheme for short-term military recruitment, accusing them of making only ‘false and hollow’ promises while asserting that the AAP provides ‘guarantees.

The AAP has announced its intention to contest all 90 Assembly seats in Haryana, asserting that the public is seeking change and is hopeful for it.

Despite several attempts in past elections, the AAP has yet to achieve electoral success in the state.