NEW DELHI: On Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s foundation day, the party has launched upcoming election campaign in the capital. Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi CM, has warned that, if he is not elected would mean the end of several facilities, including low rated 24 hours electricity, water supply and much more.
The existing education system which AAP has established in last five years would get dead, apart from all of these, people may severely suffered at many staged including health facility to its citizen which is almost free for the delhitis.
Adding that CM Kejriwal said that he and his party will continue to benefits its citizen at all levels. We will have many people-centric schemes to go on such as free travel to women, free pilgrimage for old aged people, mohalla clinics, free medicines at govt hospital, free treatment at all hospitals in accident cases under farishte scheme etc, Kejriwal added.
On this occasion, Kejriwal also launched a mobile number 9509997997 and appeal people to support the AAP in forthcoming state election. People can give missed call on the numbers. Indicating that a similar steps were taken during 2015 election where we had received more than 5000 calls within an hour. AAP also launched a website named www.kejriwalphirse.in too.
The leaders warn to not to be the over confident but to work on ground seriously against the party's rivals BJP and Congress Party.
