AAP has named candidates on all 70 seats but BJP is nowhere to be seen: Arvind Kejriwal

Social Samvad / NEW DELHI : The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has announced its candidates for all 70 constituencies in Delhi, kicking off its election campaign on a war footing under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal. With a clear focus on advancing education, healthcare, electricity, and water reforms, AAP is determined to build on its achievements and secure another term for the betterment of Delhi.

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AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal took to social media platform X, stating, “Today, the Aam Aadmi Party announced its candidates for all 70 seats. The party is contesting the elections with full confidence and thorough preparation. The BJP is nowhere to be seen. They neither have a CM candidate, nor a team, nor a plan, nor a vision for Delhi. Their only slogan, their only policy, and their only mission is – ‘Kejriwal Hatao’ Ask them what they have done in the last 5 years, and their response is – ‘We abused Kejriwal a lot.’”

He added, “Our party has a vision and a plan for Delhi’s development, along with a strong team of educated individuals to implement it. We have a long list of achievements over the last ten years. The people of Delhi will vote for those who work, not for those who abuse.”

Meanwhile, senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia posted on X handle, “With the announcement of candidates for all 70 seats, the Aam Aadmi Party has entered the elections with full force. Under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal, we are reaching out to the people, asking for 5 more years to further the progress made in education, healthcare, electricity, and water.”

“On the other hand, the BJP remains confused. They have no issues, no leader, and no hope to offer the people of Delhi. Kejriwal is the hope, and Kejriwal is the trust. The development and bright future of Delhi are only possible with Arvind Kejriwal,” he added.

Fourth and final list of AAP candidates:

1) Burari: Sanjeev Jha 

2) Badli: Ajesh Yadav 

3) Rithala: Mohinder Goyal 

4) Bawana: Jai Bhagwan 

5) Sultan Pur Majra: Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat 

6) Nangloi Jat: Raghuvinder Shokeen 

7) Shalimar Bagh: Bandana Kumari 

8) Shakur Basti: Satyendra Kumar Jain 

9) Ballimaran: Imran Hussain 

10) Sadar Bazar: Som Dutt 

11) Tri Nagar: Preeti Tomar 

12) Wazirpur: Rajesh Gupta 

13) Model Town: Akhilesh Pati Tripathi 

14) Matia Mahal: Shoaib Iqbal 

15) Kondli: Kuldeep Kumar 

16) Babarpur: Gopal Rai 

17) Gokalpur: Surendra Kumar 

18) Karol Bagh: Vishesh Ravi 

19) Moti Nagar: Shiv Charan Goel 

20) Rajouri Garden: Dhanwati Chandela 

21) Hari Nagar: Raj Kumari Dhillon 

22) Tilak Nagar: Jarnail Singh 

23) Vikaspuri: Mahinder Yadav 

24) Uttam Nagar: Posh Balyan (Pooja Naresh Balyan) 

25) Dwarka: Vinay Mishra 

26) Delhi Cantonment: Virender Singh Kadian 

27) Rajinder Nagar: Durgesh Pathak 

28) New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal 

29) Kasturba Nagar: Ramesh Pehalwan 

30) Malviya Nagar: Somnath Bharti 

31) RK Puram: Pramila Tokas 

32) Mehrauli: Naresh Yadav 

33) Ambedkar Nagar: Ajay Dutt 

34) Sangam Vihar: Dinesh Mohaniya 

35) Greater Kailash: Saurabh Bharadwaj 

36) Kalkaji: Atishi 

37) Tughlakabad: Sahi Ram 

38) Okhla: Amanatullah Khan 

Prior to this, the party had released three lists of candidates across various constituencies.

First List of candidates:

1) Kirari: Anil Jha 

2) Matiala: Sumesh Shokeen 

3) Chhatarpur: Brahm Singh Tanwar 

4) Badarpur: Ram Singh Netaji 

5) Laxmi Nagar: BB Tyagi 

6) Vishwas Nagar: Deepak Singhla 

7) Seema Puri: Veer Singh Dhingan 

8) Rohtas Nagar: Sarita Singh 

9) Seelampur: Chaudhary Zubair Ahmad 

10) Ghonda: Gaurav Sharma 

11) Karawal Nagar: Manoj Tyagi 

Second List of Candidates:

1) Narela: Dinesh Bhardwaj 

2) Timarpur: Surender Pal Singh Bittu 

3) Adarsh Nagar: Mukesh Goel 

4) Mundka: Jasbir Karala 

5) Mangolpuri: Rakesh Jatav Dharamrakshak 

6) Rohini: Pradeep Mittal 

7) Chandni Chowk: Punardeep Singh Sawhney (Saby) 

8) Patel Nagar: Parvesh Ratan 

9) Madipur: Rakhi Bidlan 

10) Janakpuri: Pravin Kumar 

11) Bijwasan: Surender Bharadwaj 

12) Palam: Joginder Solanki 

13) Jangpura: Manish Sisodia 

14) Deoli: Prem Kumar Chauhan 

15) Trilokpuri: Anjana Parcha 

16) Patparganj: Avadh Ojha 

17) Krishna Nagar: Vikas Bagga 

18) Gandhi Nagar: Naveen Choudhary (Deepu) 

19) Shahdara: Padamshri Jitender Singh Shunty 

20) Mustafabad: Adil Ahmad Khan 

Third List of candidates:

1) Najafgarh: Tarun Yadav