Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal is set to launch his campaign in Haryana on September 20 with a roadshow in the Jagadhri constituency, marking his first public appearance after resigning as Delhi Chief Minister. His campaign will include 13 events across 11 districts, targeting key areas such as Dabwali, Rania, and Bhiwani as Haryana prepares for elections on October 5. Kejriwal's return follows his recent release from Tihar jail related to the excise policy case, which he claims was part of a conspiracy against him by the BJP. AAP is contesting all 90 seats in Haryana independently after negotiations with Congress failed. Party officials assert that they are ready to implement Kejriwal's governance model in Haryana, aiming for a significant political shift in the state. Sandeep Pathak from AAP criticized the BJP's governance, highlighting issues like unemployment and mismanagement under their rule.