Accordingly Aam Aadmi party (AAP) manifesto for the upcoming assembly election in delhi will focus on components that will accelerate the process of achieving the party’s larger goal of making delhi a world-class city in the next five years. Meanwhile unlike long and detailed traditional manifestos with a host of promises made to the voters by the political parties, AAP’s manifesto will be a short and crisp document, with a futuristic vision. The document, which is in its final stage of preparation, aims at significantly improving the lives of people in the National Capital.
A senior AAP leader said “The aim of the government is to bring a significant improvement in people’s life by introducing various facilities in the public domain and our manifesto shall reflect the same. It has been drafted with a futuristic vision and solution-oriented approach in mind to make delhi a world-class city as our chief minister arvind kejriwal has said". Furthermore the manifesto is being prepared by a three-member committee comprising AAP leader and national spokesperson Atishi Marlena, who also heads the committee; jasmine Shah, vice-chairperson of Dialogue and Development Commission of delhi and Ajoy Kumar, former IPS officer and ex-MP from jamshedpur in Jharkhand.
Moreover unlike the 2015 manifesto which was a 12-page document with 70 points or promises made by the AAP, the 2020 manifesto will be a sleek document almost similar to the AAP report card which would highlight the key components that would go into the making of a world-class city.
