BJP sounds poll bugle in Punjab; to contest all 117 Assembly seats
The Hindu
We will romp home as other parties are bereft of vision to lead State to prosperity, it says
The Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday sounded the poll bugle for the Assembly elections in Punjab, due early next year, announcing its plan to reach voters with the slogan “Nawan Punjab – BJP de naal” (New Punjab with BJP).
Launching the campaign, Union Minister and election in-charge of Punjab Gajinder Singh Shekhawat announced that the party would contest all 117 seats and asserted that it would create history by forming the next government.
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