Sunita Kejriwal Promises Major Reforms at Panchkula Rally

Sunita Kejriwal, addressing a rally in Panchkula, promised free electricity, education, and healthcare if AAP forms the government in Haryana. She highlighted Arvind Kejriwal's achievements and criticized PM Modi, asking voters to support AAP in the upcoming elections.

Sunita Kejriwal, wife of Delhi Chief Minister and AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, addressed a large public rally in Panchkula, Haryana, promising sweeping changes if AAP comes to power. Among the key promises were free 24-hour electricity, education, healthcare, and monthly financial support for women.

"My husband belongs to Haryana. Our family roots are in Hisar, and Arvind was educated there. His journey, from common roots to ruling the national capital, is extraordinary. Born on Krishna Janmashtami, I believe he is destined for great things," Sunita Kejriwal told the crowd, emphasizing her husband's humble beginnings and significant achievements.

She praised Arvind Kejriwal's impact on schools, hospitals, and electricity provision in Delhi and Punjab. "He changed the dynamics of national politics and improved the lives of the poor. He is globally recognized for his work. Our mohalla clinics provide free treatments, and he has ensured 24-hour electricity for all," she said, urging voters to reject BJP and support AAP in the upcoming elections.

In a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, she accused him of being jealous of Arvind Kejriwal's success, alleging that false cases have been framed against the Delhi CM. "Your Kejriwal is a lion who won't be silenced," she declared, calling for a political change in Haryana.

Prominent AAP leaders, including Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh, Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, Sandeep Pathak, and Sushil Gupta, were also present at the event.