After Capital win, AAP eyes UP

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The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), after a landslide victory in the Delhi elections, is all set to spread its wings across the country in the name of Delhi's development model.

As part of nation building campaign, AAP spokesperson and Rajya Sabha member Sanjay Singh held a 'mega' roadshow in Lucknow on Sunday. "The impact of massive victory in Delhi Assembly elections is visible here in Lucknow also. The aim to connect 25 lakh people to the party will be in process between February 24 and March 22," he tweeted in Hindi.

Singh claimed that the BJP's "Gujarat model" was nothing compared to his party's Delhi development model. He said workers will reach out to the people in UP and tell them about party's development agenda and schemes.

"We have started making ground in politically sensitive Uttar Pradesh. We are sure that the 2022 election will be contested on development agenda, and we will seek vote in the name of Delhi's development model," Singh said.

 "The Delhi elections have proved that people are discarding politics of hatred and preferring politics of development. In the Delhi polls, 15 MLAs belong to UP and they will be given responsibility in the state to strengthen party base," he added.

The AAP has launched a mega nation building campaign in 20 States. Senior AAP leader Gopal Rai had on Saturday while outlining detail plan to launch the campaign, said "The party will pursue the 'politics of work' across the country. The party will start a campaign to join nation building campaign in 20 states from Saturday,"

As part of nation building campaign, posters will be put up in 20 states and the missed call number 9871010101 will be displayed on the poster, Rai had said.

"Posters are being prepared in different languages for different states, so that people can be easily reached through local languages. For this, the party has appointed coordinators in all 20 states," he added. Till now, 16 lakh people have joined the party so far using the missed call number.

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