Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann declared on Saturday that the AAP would be part of the upcoming central government formed on June 4. He also predicted that the BJP wouldn't surpass 400 seats in the Lok Sabha elections. Speaking to AAP workers a day after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's release on interim bail, Mann hailed him as the "antagonist of dictatorship."

"I've emphasized this everywhere, Kejriwal embodies a philosophy, not just an individual. You can detain a person, but not an ideology. Kejriwal stands against dictatorship," Mann affirmed.

Mann expressed gratitude to the "revolutionary people of Delhi" who supported the party during challenging times.

"People are eager to hear Kejriwal's views on the nation's political landscape," he remarked.

Mann praised Delhi residents for unwaveringly backing his party during crises.

"Your support keeps us energized. You all are like an organic force," he remarked.

Highlighting the urgency of the approaching polls, Mann stressed the need to intensify efforts.

"We must work tirelessly. With only 20 days remaining for the elections, we need to extend our working hours to 18 from 12. The initial three rounds suggest that Modi ji's 400 seats goal is unattainable," Mann stated.

He accused the ruling party of resorting to tactics like arresting opposition leaders and employing investigative agencies against them to secure victories.

Using a cricket analogy, Mann likened Kejriwal's recent setback to being "retired hurt," asserting that he would return to the field with renewed vigor.

"He was temporarily sidelined, but he's not out. He's back in action. The conditions remain the same, and he will continue hitting boundaries," Mann remarked confidently.

Mann also expressed confidence in AAP's prospects in Punjab, predicting a clean sweep with all 13 seats in the state.

Following Mann's address, Kejriwal launched a scathing attack on the BJP, with slogans in support of Kejriwal and AAP resonating throughout the event.

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