AAP Triumphs in Punjab Local Body, Aman Arora Congratulates Arvind Kejriwal and CM Bhagwant Mann

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has made a resounding mark in the Punjab local body elections, securing 522 out of 961 wards, which accounts for 55% of the total. This historic win was celebrated as a landmark achievement for the party, further solidifying its political footprint in the state.

Congratulations to @ArvindKejriwal ji, @BhagwantMann ji & @AAPPunjab Team for creating history by winning 522 wards out of 961 (55%) across Pb. Cong reduced to mere 191 wards(20%),BJP to 69 wards(7%),SAD to 31 wards(3%).AAP wins 31 out of 41 Municipal Councils & Panchayats also🙏🏻

— Aman Arora (@AroraAmanSunam) December 22, 2024

Aman Arora, senior AAP leader, expressed his gratitude and congratulated AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, and the AAP Punjab team for the massive victory. “Congratulations to @ArvindKejriwal ji, @BhagwantMann ji & @AAPPunjab Team for creating history by winning 522 wards out of 961 (55%) across Pb,” Arora tweeted.

Opposition's Performance

The Congress party, which had previously been a dominant force in Punjab, was reduced to just 191 wards, securing a mere 20% share. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) managed to win 69 wards (7%), while the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) lagged with only 31 wards (3%). The results highlight AAP's growing acceptance among Punjab's electorate and the waning influence of traditional parties.

Municipal Councils and Panchayat Boards

AAP's dominance extended to Municipal Councils and Panchayats, where the party emerged victorious in 31 out of 41 councils and boards. This victory underscores the party's grassroots appeal and its effective campaign strategy.

The historic win has set a new benchmark for AAP in Punjab, showcasing its capability to connect with urban and rural voters alike. With this victory, AAP is expected to push forward its agenda of development and governance in the state. The results also signal a shift in Punjab's political landscape, positioning AAP as a formidable force against traditional players like Congress and SAD.

This win adds momentum to AAP's ambitions of expanding its influence beyond Delhi and Punjab in the upcoming elections.