• Amit Kapoor welcomed the people who joined, said the doors of the party are open for everyone

JAMMU. The popularity of Aam Aadmi Party is continuously increasing in Nagrota Assembly and influenced by the policies of the party and the working style of its state president Mehraj Malik and other leaders, a large number of people are joining the party every day. In this sequence, today the party got strengthened in the area when dozens of people from different sections of the society joined the Aam Aadmi Party.

The people who joined the party were enthusiastically welcomed by senior party leader and in-charge of Nagrota Assembly constituency Amit Kapoor by garlanding them with flowers. Expressing his views on this occasion, Amit Kapoor said that the joining of these people in the party will strengthen the party at the grassroots level and all these people will play an important role in solving the basic issues of the common people.

He said that ever since he started touring the area after being made the in-charge of Nagrota assembly constituency, he has been getting a lot of support from the people. Along with this, he had earlier solved the water problem of the people in Khanpur area and now he has raised the issue of road for the people of Naya Basti and has also protested for it. Due to this, the trust of the common people on him and the party is increasing, due to which common people are continuously joining the Aam Aadmi Party.Amit Kapoor said during this time that the doors of Aam Aadmi Party are open for everyone and anyone who wants to join the party can contact him.

He claimed that in the by-election to be held in Nagrota, Aam Aadmi Party will set a new record by winning under the leadership of its state president and Doda MLA Mehraj Malik. For this, he appealed to the people to support the Aam Aadmi Party. During this time, senior party leaders Suresh Bhagat, Joginder Thakur, Virji Kachru, Amrik Singh Sasan, Amrik Singh, Shakeel Bania, Talwinder Singh and others were also with him.

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