Indian National Lok Dal, which is eyeing a comeback after a decade in the state, released a music video featuring Honey Singh here, exhorting youths to vote for the party.
Karan Chautala, youth party leader and son of Abhay Singh Chautala, said earlier there were no plans of roping in the singer for the party.
"It wasn't an idea as such, to rope in Honey Singh... He is very connected with Chaudhary Devi Lal ji's ideology. So, he wanted to do something and I welcomed it. He is like a elder brother to me," 22-year-old Karan said.
Ahead of the October 15 polls, INLD has also launched an aggressive advertising campaign to woo different sections of the society.
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