AAP held a meeting on Thursday evening to discuss the future strategy and the Delhi Assembly elections at its party headquarters where the senior party leaders were also present.
According to a statement, the party will discuss its strategy regarding the upcoming Delhi elections which will be held in 2025 while also deliberating upon how the party will deal with the various incidents happening in the national Capital politically including the death of the three IAS aspirants in the basement of Rau’s coaching centre recently due to rain induced floods.
Senior party leaders including Rajya Sabha MPs Sanjay Singh and Sandeep Pathak, Delhi cabinet ministers Atishi, Saurabh Bharadwaj and Gopal Rai, AAP National Secretary Pankaj Gupta and Kondli MLA Durgesh Pathal were present in the meeting.
“The meeting will be held at the party headquarters. There will be a discussion on the strategy ahead of the Delhi Assembly polls, which are due early next year,” the AAP said. The AAP, which is in power for the last three consecutive terms, is vying to gain power for the fourth time. To achieve this, the party is chalking out a strategy to start organisational meetings with ground workers at both Mandal and Booth level.
The party is planning to hold meetings with MLAs, Councillors and booth level workers in every constituency across the state. Later, the party will hold such meetings at the booth level where the party’s strategy will be discussed with all the workers. After these two levels of meetings, AAP is planning to carry out “Apke Vidhayak Apke Dwar” campaign where all MLAs will present their report cards to the public.
As the party is not in alliance with Congress for the impending elections, the AAP will fight the assembly polls solo. AAP’s Delhi State convenor Gopal Rai had said, “For the State Assembly elections, there is no need for the INDI alliance. We will fight the polls with the help of the people of Delhi, and we will win.”