Mann De Munaffe: AAP takes Mann Govt’s 4.5-year report card door-to-door across Punjab
Babushahi Bureau
Chandigarh, September 25, 2026: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Punjab on Friday continued its ‘Mann De Munaffe’ door-to-door campaign across several Assembly constituencies, with party MLAs and constituency in-charges presenting what they described as the Bhagwant Mann government’s four-and-a-half-year report card to residents.
The campaign is part of AAP’s ongoing outreach ahead of the Punjab Assembly elections. The party had launched the door-to-door campaign from Dhuri on September 20, focusing on the benefits it says families have received from government schemes and services.
On Friday, MLA Fauja Singh Sarari conducted outreach in Guru Har Sahai, MLA Rajnish Dahiya in Firozpur Rural and MLA Dinesh Chadha in Rupnagar. MLA Madan Lal Bagga led the campaign in Ludhiana North, while MLA Gurinder Singh Gary reached out to residents in Amloh.
In Shahkot, constituency in-charge Balbir Singh Pala Jalalpuria interacted with residents, while MLA Santosh Kataria conducted the campaign in Balachaur, MLA Jeevan Jyot Kaur in Amritsar East, constituency in-charge Parminder Singh Goldy in Kharar and MLA Karmbir Singh Ghuman in Dasuya.
According to AAP, its leaders highlighted free electricity, Aam Aadmi Clinics, government education initiatives, the Maavan-Dheeyan Satkar Yojana and other welfare measures during the outreach. The party said the campaign was aimed at explaining the benefits it claims have reached families during the Mann government’s tenure.
AAP leaders also highlighted the party’s claim that various government initiatives provide an annual benefit of up to ₹1.82 lakh to a family. The figure has previously been cited by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann as part of the campaign’s central message.
The party said residents interacted with its leaders during the door-to-door meetings and discussed government schemes and services. AAP also said some residents expressed support for the Mann government’s work and continuation of its initiatives.
The party said the ‘Mann De Munaffe’ campaign would continue across Punjab, with its leaders taking the government’s four-and-a-half-year performance claims directly to households.