AAP sweeps Delhi, To fight all local elections in Maharashtra.
The Aam Aadmi Party fought the recent Delhi Assembly election with a pragmatic, positive campaign based only upon the work done and the promises fulfilled by the Delhi Government. In return the people of Delhi have showered their love and have brought us back with an enormous victory. With this resounding victory it has been clear that the people of Delhi support politics of love and performance and have totally rejected the divisive and communal politics of the Bhartiya Janta Party. We also humbly thank the media and election commission for making this a fair and free election.
The party’s immediate focus and commitment is towards fulfilling the 10 guarantees and the promises made in our manifesto, and we will perform all our duties as an elected government must, by bringing complete social and economic justice to the people of Delhi. We also affirm that we would work over and beyond our manifesto just like we did in the previous five years.
Across the country the Delhi results have sparked a hope that now there will be politics on governance and not identity. There have been multiple requests from across India to join the Aam Aadmi Party so that the model of performance and work is replicated across the country at large. To do this we have started a help line number namely 9871010101 to unite and connect all likeminded people to join this political revolution and achieve a dream of a corruption free India. We staunchly reject corruption and our focus lies only on work and policies whose ultimate beneficiaries should be the people of our country.
Aam Aadmi Party Maharashtra has decided to fight all forthcoming local elections including the Mumbai elections and replicate the Delhi model of pragmatism, performance, and people centric policies. We are sure that Maharashtra will shower us with the same faith and love as Delhi has done so.
Sincerely,
Preeti Sharma Menon
National Executive Member, Aam Aadmi Party.
News Source by AAP Media Cell Maharashtra .
