After the successful debut of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in politics, the party is going to expand its reach to 309 districts across the country. The party at this moment has a team, which exists in 22 states. Among them 60 teams are present in Uttar Pradesh and 33 in Maharashtra.
‘Now people have faith in us, as they are coming forward to fight against the corrupt system and we have provided them that platform. Our vision is very clear. We have set-up 60 teams in Uttar Pardesh, 27 in Rajasthan, 11 in Uttrkahand, 35 in Madhya Pradesh, 17 in Haryana, 10 in Gujarat, Odisha 14, Punjab 10, Kerala 14, Tamil Nadu 28, Bihar 29, etc’, said AAP leader, Prashant Saxena.
‘We are working on a strategy for the Lok sabha elections. Keeping all these facts in mind we have been analysing local issues and problem of respective districts. We have the maximum presence in UP, Maharsharta and Madhya Pradesh. However this is an initial stage and we hope that soon our reach will extend to all districts across the country’, added Saxena.
‘There were thousands of party workers who came to the national capital from different parts of the country and they camped in Delhi for months. They supported AAP and learnt a new way to reach out to voters. They are now ready to apply the Delhi experience and use the same methods to interact with voters in Haryana and other parts of the country,’ said a senior AAP leader.
‘Now people have faith in us, as they are coming forward to fight against the corrupt system and we have provided them that platform. Our vision is very clear. We have set-up 60 teams in Uttar Pardesh, 27 in Rajasthan, 11 in Uttrkahand, 35 in Madhya Pradesh, 17 in Haryana, 10 in Gujarat, Odisha 14, Punjab 10, Kerala 14, Tamil Nadu 28, Bihar 29, etc’, said AAP leader, Prashant Saxena.
‘We are working on a strategy for the Lok sabha elections. Keeping all these facts in mind we have been analysing local issues and problem of respective districts. We have the maximum presence in UP, Maharsharta and Madhya Pradesh. However this is an initial stage and we hope that soon our reach will extend to all districts across the country’, added Saxena.
‘There were thousands of party workers who came to the national capital from different parts of the country and they camped in Delhi for months. They supported AAP and learnt a new way to reach out to voters. They are now ready to apply the Delhi experience and use the same methods to interact with voters in Haryana and other parts of the country,’ said a senior AAP leader.