can rent bicycles and enjoy a healthy ride, says Joshi.
“I have been working hard to bring in development. Now, I leave it up to you to judge,” Joshi says seeking votes in the name of development.
He says if given another term, he will work even harder in the next term.
On the other hand, Congress has fielded Dutti to take on Joshi this time even as Karamjit Singh Rintu had been a strong contender for the party ticket.
Dutti claims that there is a “Congress wave” in Punjab and people are keen to vote the party back to power.
“There are so many issues which people are facing. The SAD-BJP have looted and destroyed Punjab. We need to save Punjab,” he says.
The common people and small traders were hit hard by demonetisation and are still reeling under its impact, Dutti says.
If voted to power, Dutti promises to work hard to bring development projects to Amritsar.
AAP’s Aggarwal appeals to people to give one chance to his party “to transform Punjab”.
“We will provide a clean government. We have not come here to become leaders, but to serve the masses. I appeal you to give us one chance. Providing good education and affordable healthcare will be our priority. The drug menace will be totally eliminated,” he says appealing the people to cast their vote in AAP’s favour.
Independent candidate Sharma’s concern is that everyone should get hygienic and cheap food, efficient mode of transportation, potable drinking water, cheap vegetables and fruits and raises these issues during his campaigning.
(This article has not been edited by DNA’s editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)
Source: dnaindia.com