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AAP widens reach with digital campaign

AAP widens reach with digital campaign

PANAJI
Aam Aadmi Party Goa desk in-charge Atishi Marlena, and AAP Goa CM candidate Amit Palyekar on Monday launched the party’s digital door-to-door campaign to reach out to every home in the State with its vision for Goa. 

In a press release, AAP stated that the party’s CM candidate Palyekar said that people can visit ekchancekejriwalak.com page or can give a missed call on 7277972779, where Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and Palyekar himself will explain AAP’s vision for the state. 

Palyekar said, “Parivartan Yatras and Rojgar Yatras were conducted previously by AAP to reach out to a wide audience with the party’s promises. Currently, AAP has intensified its door-to-door campaign. However, it’s impossible to reach every person, hence AAP has developed a ‘Digital Door-to-Door Campaign’”. 

With the digital door-to-door campaign, Kejriwal and Palyekar will address Goans digitally at home to explain the party’s vision, the release adds. 

Atishi said, “AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal and AAP CM candidate Palyekar will reach out to homes digitally and explain AAP’s guarantees, the party’s 13-point Goa model, as well as the work done in Delhi by the AAP government. It allows people to ask questions as well as offer suggestions to the party. This can be accessed through a laptop, mobile device or tab.” 

She said, “In Goa, people are looking for a change and a government that will work for their improvement. Goans are unhappy with the state of education, health infrastructure, and the lack of basic amenities including uninterrupted electricity and water. To date, several parties have ruled Goa, but none have worked for the common man. However, Delhi CM Kejriwal has given a 13-point Goa model to Goans.”


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Wind up home ballot process before sunset: Mamlatdars

THE GOAN NETWORK
Published Feb 8, 2022, 12:32 AM IST
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Wind up home ballot process before sunset: Mamlatdars

PANAJIMamlatdars have directed polling officers to complete the home ballot for elderly citizens and persons with disabilities before sunset after some polling officers were found conducting the process till Sunday night.“Due to lengthy procedures, the home ballot took an average of 30 minutes for each voter and it took us till 9 pm on Sunday for around 12 voters,” said a block-level officer.Another block level officer said Mamlatdars had directed all polling officers to…

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