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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann to launch statewide door-to-door campaign from Dhuri on Sep 20
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 19 Sep 2026, 10:31 AM
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Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann will kick off a mega door-to-door election outreach across Punjab on September 20, beginning from his Dhuri constituency.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced that a massive door-to-door canvassing drive will commence across Punjab on September 20. The campaign, aimed at reaching voters directly, will be launched from his home constituency of Dhuri, signalling the start of an intensive outreach effort ahead of the upcoming elections.
The door-to-door initiative, described as a "mega" operation, will see party workers and volunteers visiting households throughout the state to discuss the government's achievements and future plans. By beginning the drive from Dhuri, Mann underscores the constituency's symbolic importance in his political strategy.
State officials confirmed that the campaign will run for several weeks, with coordinated rallies and local meetings complementing the grassroots visits. The move reflects a broader trend among Indian political parties to engage voters directly amid a competitive electoral environment.
Analysts note that such direct outreach can influence voter sentiment, especially in rural and semi‑urban areas where personal contact remains a key factor. The CM's decision to start the campaign from Dhuri may also aim to consolidate his support base ahead of the polls.
The election commission has been briefed about the schedule, and security arrangements are being put in place to ensure smooth execution of the door-to-door activities across Punjab.
The door-to-door initiative, described as a "mega" operation, will see party workers and volunteers visiting households throughout the state to discuss the government's achievements and future plans. By beginning the drive from Dhuri, Mann underscores the constituency's symbolic importance in his political strategy.
State officials confirmed that the campaign will run for several weeks, with coordinated rallies and local meetings complementing the grassroots visits. The move reflects a broader trend among Indian political parties to engage voters directly amid a competitive electoral environment.
Analysts note that such direct outreach can influence voter sentiment, especially in rural and semi‑urban areas where personal contact remains a key factor. The CM's decision to start the campaign from Dhuri may also aim to consolidate his support base ahead of the polls.
The election commission has been briefed about the schedule, and security arrangements are being put in place to ensure smooth execution of the door-to-door activities across Punjab.