There are more than 19,500 cooperatives in Punjab, out of which over 3,900 are related to agriculture. An important thing to consider is that if the government wants to bring any new revolution, the best means for it are these in rural areas.
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Has there ever been any discussion about this? It doesn’t seem like it.
Naresh Kataria’s 2022 victory came with clear numbers and a clear message. Winning 64,034 votes (42.35%), he defeated two experienced opponents and rode a strong AAP surge to the top. The margin was solid, but so were the expectations. Now, as the buzz of that wave fades and 2027 comes into view, a tougher test awaits. Beyond the vote count and party momentum, what has Kataria built on the ground ? Has he converted a one-time surge into visible work, trust, and local leadership or does his hold still rest mainly on the AAP label ? And if the contest tightens next time, will voters remember the numbers from 2022 or the performance since ?
नरेश कटारिया की 2022 की जीत साफ़ आँकड़ों और साफ़ संदेश के साथ आई। 64,034 वोट (42.35%) हासिल कर उन्होंने दो अनुभवी नेताओं को हराया और आम आदमी पार्टी की मज़बूत लहर पर सवार होकर जीत दर्ज की। जीत का अंतर बड़ा था, लेकिन उम्मीदें भी उतनी ही बड़ी थीं। अब, जब उस लहर का असर धीरे-धीरे कम हो रहा है और 2027 नज़दीक आ रहा है, असली परीक्षा शुरू होती दिख रही है। वोटों की गिनती और पार्टी की रफ़्तार से आगे, कटारिया ने ज़मीन पर क्या बनाया है ? क्या उन्होंने एक बार की लहर को ठोस काम, भरोसे और स्थानीय नेतृत्व में बदला है, या उनकी पकड़ अब भी सिर्फ़ ‘आप’ के नाम पर टिकी है ? और अगर अगला मुकाबला कड़ा हुआ, तो क्या मतदाता 2022 के आँकड़े याद रखेंगे या उसके बाद का प्रदर्शन ?
After a landslide win in Mansa in 2022, Vijay Singla went from being showcased as AAP’s anti-corruption symbol to becoming its most uncomfortable question mark. Arrested and removed as minister with dramatic claims of “solid evidence,” and now given a clean chit, his political arc has blurred the line between action and optics. As 2027 approaches, Mansa faces a blunt choice: Is Singla a leader wronged by political theatre or a reminder that AAP’s zero-tolerance talk collapses when tested at home ? And can a candidate once publicly declared guilty still ask voters for trust ?
