AAP Gears Up for Assembly Polls with 'Kejriwal Punished for Progress' Campaign

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is preparing for the upcoming Haryana and Delhi Assembly polls by highlighting Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's alleged persecution for his efforts in health and education. AAP aims to launch a robust booth-level campaign, emphasizing the challenges faced by Kejriwal. The party plans to contest all 90 Haryana seats individually.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is ramping up its campaign for the forthcoming Haryana and Delhi Assembly polls, emphasizing that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is being 'punished' for his public service, says party MP Sanjay Singh.

In a recent meeting focused on election strategy, senior AAP leaders discussed outreach plans at the booth level to inform citizens about the party's accomplishments in education and health. Singh accused the central government of targeting Kejriwal with fabricated cases, severely affecting his health.

Post-Lok Sabha polls, the party asserts its independence from the Congress alliance for state elections and is preparing for a wide campaign in Haryana, pledging significant public engagement and ambitious promises from Kejriwal's 'guarantee card'.