Bhagwant Mann, the chief minister of Punjab, declared on Wednesday that the AAP will win all 13 seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections and that his party will not form an alliance with the Congress in the state. Mann made his remarks the same day Mamata Banerjee, the supremo of the Trinamool Congress and the chief minister of West Bengal, declared that her party would not form an alliance with the Congress for the parliamentary elections.
The Congress, TMC, and the Left Front, led by the CPI(M), comprise the 28-party INDIA alliance, which also includes the AAP. The Punjab chief minister made the remarks while the Congress and AAP were deep in negotiations over seat sharing in Gujarat, Goa, Delhi, Haryana, and Punjab for the general elections. But for the Chandigarh mayoral election, the AAP and the Congress have formed an alliance. Responding.
In every Lok Sabha seat, three to four candidates are likely to run. Speaking to reporters following the chairing of a Cabinet meeting, he stated, "We have kept winnability as the criterion (for fielding a candidate) and surveys will be conducted." Mann and a number of other AAP leaders have been against working with the Congress on the Lok Sabha elections.
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