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AAP’s 7 ‘Revdis’ Ahead Of Delhi Polls: Electricity, Education, Elderly

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Kejriwal introduced that the marketing campaign will attain folks throughout Delhi by means of 65,000 conferences.

New Delhi:

Aam Aadmi Occasion chief Arvind Kejriwal on Friday launched the ‘Revdi Par Charcha’ marketing campaign with a watch on the Delhi Meeting elections, even because the celebration faces inner turmoil.

For the elections on account of be held in February subsequent yr, AAP’s marketing campaign title performed on the BJP jibe on the celebration’s freebies or “revdis” given to the folks. Mr Kejriwal stated that his celebration’s district and booth-level workplace bearers will attain out to voters by means of 65,000 conferences, distributing pamphlets in regards to the free amenities (‘revdis’) offered by the AAP authorities.

Among the many seven freebies he stated that will probably be offered will probably be electrical energy, water, training, remedy at mohalla clinics, bus journey for girls, pilgrimage scheme for the aged and month-to-month Rs 1,000 help for girls.

Mr Kejriwal stated AAP employees will ask the voters what the BJP has accomplished for Delhi within the final 10 years since “the nationwide capital is a half-state and the central authorities has as many powers as we do”. “The BJP is in energy in 20 states and never even in a single state do they supply any of those free ‘revdis’. It is because they do not have the intention. Solely AAP is aware of easy methods to present these amenities,” Kejriwal stated, he stated, including that the BJP has solely halted his authorities’s works.

Mr Kejriwal additionally accused Union Ministers Amit Shah and Hardeep Puri of creating false guarantees to the Purvanchali group over the past elections. “They promised correct registrations for unauthorised colonies however have not accomplished even one in 5 years. In distinction, we have given dignity to the lives of Purvanchal residents,” he stated.

The AAP has named 11 candidates for the Delhi Assembly elections. Whereas Brahma Singh Tanwar will contest from Chhatarpur, Anil Jha will probably be AAP candidate from Kiradi. Deepak Singhla will contest in Vishwas Nagar and Sarita Singh in Rohtas Nagar. BB Tyagi has been named AAP candidate in Laxmi Nagar and Ram Singh Netaji in Badarpur. Zubair Chaudhary will probably be AAP’s candidate from Seelampur and Veer Singh Dhingan will contest in Seemapuri. Gaurav Sharma will contest in Ghonda and Manoj Tyagi has been picked as candidate in Karawal Nagar. Somesh Shaukeen will probably be AAP’s candidate from Matiala.

The 11-candidate record has six turncoats — three from the BJP and as many from the Congress.

This got here a day after Kailash Gahlot, Delhi’s former Transport Minister and, until Sunday, one of many ruling Aam Aadmi Occasion’s senior-most leaders, crossed the aisle to affix rivals Bharatiya Janata Occasion within the presence of Union Ministers ML Khattar and Harsh Malhotra. Mr Khattar had described Mr Gahlot’s induction as a “turning level”, particularly earlier than the February election.