Mann stood before the public and did not speak like a typical politician. He said he was not there to ask for votes but to share feelings. He said a leader must understand the pain of common families. The crowd became calm and listened closely to every word. People felt his tone was soft but strong. He said chairs and titles do not matter in real service. His message was that leadership means walking with the people, not above them.
Recalling His Village Roots
Mann reminded everyone that he grew up in normal village life. He said he went to school on a bicycle because there were no big facilities. He recalled sitting on bus rooftops during college because the buses were always full. By sharing this, he showed that he understands real life struggle. Farmers, workers, and students felt connected because they also lived such lives. Mann said that he has never forgotten his roots. This made the rally feel like a conversation, not a speech.
Support During Flood Crisis
Mann talked about how his government worked during the recent floods. He said help was not delayed or stopped by long paperwork. Officers visited villages and measured crop losses quickly. Compensation of ₹20,000 per acre was given in only 45 days. Families received relief before Diwali so no one felt alone. People nodded because they had experienced this themselves. Mann said real government work is when support reaches homes in time.
Electricity Relief to Families
Mann said 90 percent of Punjab households now receive zero electricity bills. He said families get 300 free units every month. This helps them use their money for food, medicines, and school needs. People clapped because this is visible change in their homes. Mann said this scheme is not a gift, it is returning dignity to families. The message was simple and practical. It showed how government decisions affect daily life.
Jobs and New Clinics
Mann said that 56,000 youth received government jobs without bribes. Recruitment was open and transparent. He said government schools are improving and Aam Aadmi Clinics are giving free treatment in many villages. He also said action was taken against drug networks. Farmers are receiving MSP and other direct benefits. Mann said this is not just development, it is restoring confidence in the system. People appreciated that these changes are happening at ground level.
Criticism of Old Governments
Mann said old parties brought corruption, unemployment, and drug problems to Punjab. He said those parties treated Punjab like property to be used. He said people removed them because they were tired of false promises. Mann claimed that his government brought honesty and visible work. He said opposition now criticizes without any real matter. The audience responded with loud slogans. Mann said Punjab does not want to return to the old days.
Election for Future Generations
Mann said November 11 is not just a date, but a decision for the future. He said this election will decide whether leadership means power or partnership with the people. He asked voters to think of their children, not old party fights. He said this victory will shape education, jobs, and everyday life. He ended by saying he will stand with the people not as a ruler, but as a partner. The rally ended with strong emotional response from the crowd.
