Patiala: In the midst of limitation Covid-19 was imposed on political demonstrations in Punjab until Saturday, candidates in the commotion for the election of assembly of February 14 have run a door-to-door campaign.
Candidates have also formed a team for this purpose.
They also fell back to distribute pamphlets.
The Door-to-Door method is being followed by contestants from all age groups, even younger ones who are intelligent in technology.
“I have discussed many urban areas in my constituency by campaigning in a busy market and housing colony.
We distribute the guarantee pamphlet provided by Arvind Kejriwal and false promises of CM Charanjit Singh Channi and its predecessor, captain Amarinder Singh,” said Narinder Kaur Bharaj, Candidate AAP from Sangrur.
Candidates for AAP Narinder Kaur Bharhe BSP candidates from Chamkaur Sahib, Harmohan Singh Sandhu, said there were five members on each team campaigning from the door to the door.
“I have visited shops and residents.
Cold waves and rain have affected the campaign,” Sandhu said.
In Patiala, a board member who left Congress to join the Punjab Lok Captain Amarinder’s newly floated campaigned for used CM, but without pamphlets.
“Board members hold a meeting.
We will soon get a pamphlet.
This campaign will get a boost in one or two days, after the ticket was announced,” said Vijay Kumar Kuka, which is the President of the Lehal PLC block in Patiala.