Ahead of the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will launch "AK" mobile app on Wednesday to stay in touch with the party volunteers across the country.
AAP senior leader Gopal Rai said that Kejriwal will also hold closed-door meetings with Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) volunteers in different parts of the city besides addressing a series of jansabhas in Delhi.
"Last month, we did 'Jan Samvaad' campaign across Delhi. As part of preparations for Delhi assembly election, chief minister will interact with party volunteers in Delhi from tomorrow," he said.
Addressing media persons, AAP national spokesperson Dr Ajoy Kumar slammed the BJP for the increasing numbers of crimes in Delhi. "The number of crimes is increasing day by day in the city.
Accusing the BJP for being apathetic towards public safety and security, he said the BJP has never even raised any question on the law and order situation of Delhi in the Parliament. BJP leaders have also never met the Police Commissioner of Delhi on the issue of law and order, he added.
Kumar said that nearly 700 police were involved in solving the snatching incident of PM's niece but they do nothing about the other such cases. On the other hand, police have registered cases against 52 AAP MLAs, he said, adding that a total of 140 cases were registered against AAP and 70 were dropped later.