Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Punjab Congress Launches Booth‑Level Campaign Ahead of Assembly Polls
The Indian National Congress in Punjab started a new campaign called "Har Booth Mazboot" to get more people involved in every voting booth.
The party’s leaders, Bhupesh Baghel and Amarinder Singh, said they want to beat the BJP and AAP by working hard at the local level.
Baghel said the BJP and AAP use "vendetta politics" and that Congress will fight for good governance and the Constitution.
Amarinder Singh said the AAP government spends too much on advertising and that some AAP members might join the BJP.
The campaign hopes that if Congress wins every booth, it will win many seats and form the next state government.
The leaders want all party workers to stay united and keep fighting for the people of Punjab.
Punjab Congress launched the Har Booth Mazboot campaign to mobilise grassroots workers ahead of the assembly elections.
General Secretary Bhupesh Baghel criticised BJP and AAP for "politics of vendetta" and urged booth‑level work to secure victories.
President Amarinder Singh Raja Warring attacked the AAP government’s heavy advertising spend and alleged internal instability.
Baghel framed the contest as a battle of ideology, governance and constitutional values, calling for unity within Congress.
The campaign aims to convert organisational strength into electoral gains in a five‑cornered contest with BJP, AAP, SAD, Waris Punjab De and others.
- Who
- Punjab Congress leaders Bhupesh Baghel and Amarinder Singh Raja Warring
- What
- Launch of the Har Booth Mazboot grassroots mobilisation campaign
- When
- Friday, 2024 (exact date not specified in the articles)
- Where
- Sri Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab, India
- Why
- To strengthen party organization and win the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections
- Campaign name
- Har Booth Mazboot
- Party
- Indian National Congress
- Launch location
- Sri Fatehgarh Sahib, Punjab
- Target opponents
- BJP, AAP, SAD, Waris Punjab De
- Focus
- Booth‑level mobilisation
