The AAP on Tuesday directed all the party MLAs to personally monitor Jansamvad campaign and make public aware of BJP's motive of turning Delhi into a dumpster, ahead of the upcoming Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections.
The decisions and the directions were taken in a crucial meeting on Tuesday chaired by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and State Covenor and Minister Gopal Rai. During the meeting , it was also decided to conduct more than 500 mass public dialogues every day across Delhi
During the meeting, “AAP office-bearers were assigned responsibilities on various levels to prepare for elections on all 250 MCD seats.
The Blueprint of AAP’s decentralised strategy and important issues regarding MCD were discussed at length during the meeting. Instructions have been given to all AAP MLAs to personally monitor Jansamvad campaign, and make public aware of BJP's motive of turning Delhi into a dumpster,” Sisodia said.
“Discussion was also held on the strategy of conducting more than 500 mass public dialogues every day across Delhi. Instructions have been given to all workers to connect with each and every resident of Delhi at the grassroot level and listen to their problems,” he said.
“To prepare for MCD elections, AAP has launched the 'Kude Par Jansamvad' campaign today, November 8th. In this regard, MLAs have been directed to personally monitor the campaign.
The party officials will listen to people's garbage problems and discuss their solutions through Jansamvad,” he said.
“People will be made aware of the BJP-ruled MCD's plans of turning Delhi into a dumpster. Instructions were also given to all workers to connect with each and every person of Delhi at the grassroot level,” Sisodia said.
“All AAP office bearers and workers will visit every area of Delhi, meet with everyone, and try to understand their problems. Following that, they will discuss solutions to their problems,” he stated.
“The people of Delhi have decided that Arvind Kejriwal's government will be formed in MCD as well, this time. The BJP's departure from MCD will mean the cleaning up of garbage in Delhi,” Sisodia added.