AAP chief to focus on Haryana

Tribune News Service

New Delhi, Updated At : 06:15 AM Sep 18, 2024 IST

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Arvind Kejriwal, who on Tuesday resigned as Delhi Chief Minister for the second time in a decade, is all set to focus on boosting demoralised Aam Aadmi Party cadre and campaigning for the upcoming Assembly elections in Haryana.

AAP sources said Kejriwal would meet party workers and hold door-to-door campaigns in Delhi where he hopes to retain power for the third consecutive time in the next election.

The former Delhi CM also plans to hold extensive rallies and campaigns in Haryana, the state of his birth where AAP is contesting all 90 seats for the first time. Roadshows are also planned in Haryana. “The principal focus of Arvind will be to strengthen the party that took a hit due to prolonged incarcerations of senior leadership through 2023 and 2024,” said a senior leader.

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