New Delhi (06.12.2024): Just before crucial Assembly elections in Delhi, Prashant Kishore’s Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) has started working with Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for an aggressive election campaign which is likely to last for at least 80 days. But AAP’s relying on the man who’s claim to fame is associated with the ruling dispensation since very long is little perplexing. But the famous adage that there is no permanent friends and foes in politics fits here still his antecedents and political credentials are certainly in question.
In the last assembly elections, I-PAC had worked for the party to run a political campaign and AAP had managed to win 62 out of 70 seats in Delhi. The new campaign is likely to highlight deteriorating law and order situation in Delhi and make people aware about the failure of the Central Government as law and order directly comes under the Centre. This campaign will highlight the social welfare works and AAP’s development works in Delhi.
“For the Delhi Assembly Polls in February 2025, the AAP has partnered with I-PAC to boost the campaign strategy,” sources said. The agency said that a small team has already arrived in Delhi to start the field work as well as the digital work for the election campaign. At least fifty members will join next week.
New Delhi (06.12.2024): Just before crucial Assembly elections in Delhi, Prashant Kishore’s Indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) has started working with Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for an aggressive election campaign which is likely to last for at least 80 days. But AAP’s relying on the man who’s claim to fame is associated with the ruling dispensation since very long is little perplexing. But the famous adage that there is no permanent friends and foes in politics fits here still his antecedents and political credentials are certainly in question.
In the last assembly elections, I-PAC had worked for the party to run a political campaign and AAP had managed to win 62 out of 70 seats in Delhi. The new campaign is likely to highlight deteriorating law and order situation in Delhi and make people aware about the failure of the Central Government as law and order directly comes under the Centre. This campaign will highlight the social welfare works and AAP’s development works in Delhi.
“For the Delhi Assembly Polls in February 2025, the AAP has partnered with I-PAC to boost the campaign strategy,” sources said. The agency said that a small team has already arrived in Delhi to start the field work as well as the digital work for the election campaign. At least fifty members will join next week.
