Manish Sisodia starts work on AAP’s campaign strategy for upcoming Delhi polls

The former deputy chief minister was released on bail in the Delhi excise policy case earlier this month.

AAP officials also said booth mapping of party workers would soon be done in all Assembly constituencies. (File)

Former Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, who is spearheading a public outreach programme on behalf of the ruling AAP, has met senior party officials to discuss the party’s strategy for the upcoming Assembly polls.

According to AAP Delhi convener Gopal Rai, the party has started workers’ conferences in all 70 constituencies and the MLAs have been asked to give reports on their work in the last four and a half years.

“After the conferences, AAP workers will take the MLAs’ reports to the people and tell them about the work done under the AAP government,” said a party official.

The party is also going to hold “auto samvad” in the party headquarters on August 20, to be followed by similar events in all the constituencies.

AAP officials also said booth mapping of party workers would soon be done in all Assembly constituencies.

Sisodia, who was arrested in the excise policy case, was released on bail earlier this month.

He has also started a padyatra with an eye on the upcoming Assembly elections.

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