Mini Election Concert: The Delhi Assembly elections are in its peak. Every street, every intersection is immersed in political noise. The team of leaders is fully engaged in the campaign, but this time a new formula has been adopted to reach the hearts of the youth at the ‘Mini Election Concert’. Especially Punjabi, Bhojpuri and Haryanvi singers have become an important part of Delhi’s election campaign these days. Every party is organising a campaign by inviting famous artists in support of its candidates. This new trend of election campaigning along with music and entertainment is not only making Delhi’s electoral politics interesting but also connecting a large number of youth.
The ‘Mini Election Concert’ has been started by Mankirat Aulakh. With a full sound setup in Khajla, this renowned artist from Punjab campaigned for BJP’s Rajouri Garden Assembly candidate Manjinder Singh Sirsa. Mankirat Aulakh has added a new tone to this electoral colour. Aulakh not only entertained thousands of youth with his hit songs but also made a strong appeal to vote on February 5 this time. Thousands of young people were seen dancing to their hit songs. Mankirat not only energised the atmosphere with her songs but also praised Sirsa’s achievements and her leadership.
He said that the work done by Manjinder Singh Sirsa for the Sikh community and Delhi is not hidden from anyone. It is our responsibility to win a leader like him. Sirsa also appeared on stage during this time and tried to build an emotional connection with the youth. A few days ago, pictures of Sirsa with Diljit Dosanjh went viral on social media, which gave new enthusiasm among her supporters. These pictures not only reflect Sirsa’s popularity but also indicate how relevant it is keeping itself among the youth.
Focussing on Sikh and Punjabi vote bank
This new propaganda model from Sirsa, which has a mix of entertainment and politics, could be the Sikh and Punjabi vote bank for the BJP. In this regard, Sirsa said that elections are won not only by speeches but also by heart. It is a matter of pride for us to get the support of the favourite singer of youth like Mankirat. On the other hand, the Aam Aadmi Party is also not far behind in this trend. Punjab singer Harman performed at the ‘mini election concert’ in support of AAP candidate Jarnail Singh from Tilak Nagar. The AAP leader said that the work of our candidates and the popularity of singers, both together are going to the masses and appealing for votes.
Campaign for elections through singers
The Congress is also trying to connect the masses through local singers and artists. A party leader said that propaganda through singers has become a new way to reach people’s hearts. Not only BJP, AAP and Congress but many independent candidates are not far behind in adopting this formula. Many Bhojpuri, Punjabi, Haryanvi and Hindi singers are preparing to make a splash in the Delhi Assembly elections these days. It is reported that in the last days of the election, such and mini election concerts will be organised in different areas of Delhi.
