Sisodia at helm, outreach, report cards at centre of AAP strategy

With his release, the AAP — aiming to secure another term in Delhi next year — has got a fresh impetus to prepare for the polls. According to Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak, who is also the AAP’s National General Secretary (Organization), the party is preparing for many more campaigns in near future.

In all 70 assembly constituencies, local MLAs are said to be presenting the report cards of their four-and-a half years of work before the public.

“So far, the worker conference has been successfully organised in 18 out of 70 assembly constituencies. Area MLAs and state vice-presidents participate in the workers’ conference. Apart from this, the organisation secretary and other officials are also a part of this conference,” said Pathak, adding that top leadership of the party is set to participate in a conference in Chhatarpur on Monday.

“We are going to every assembly constituency and connecting with people. We are giving them information about our work done in the last four-and-a-half years. We are directly communicating with the public. Booth mapping work is also going on at the assembly level,” he said.

Meanwhile, AAP Delhi state convener Gopal Rai said that a new campaign, ‘Auto Samvad’, will start Tuesday.

CM Arvind Kejriwal has sent a message from jail, Rai added, that all the party officials should hold ‘Auto Samvad’ across Delhi, to “highlight the AAP government’s work” at all the 511 auto stands across the city. “The CM has said till the time ‘I am in jail, all our autowala brothers will together become my representatives’,” he said.