Mangaluru: The office space of AAP offered by well wisher, and NRI Michael D’Souza at Souza Aracade , Ambedkar Circle (Jyothi Circle), Mangalore will be inaugurated on Rajyotsava Day Tuesday 1st November 2022 at 4.30 am. A
AAP State President Sri Prithvi Reddy, Central Committee Member Sri Ashok Adamale, State Joint Secretary Sri Vivekananda Salins will also grace the function.
Padayatra
Prior to the inauguration function a massive padayatra will be held from Pumpwell circle to the office premises at Ambedkar Circle at 3 pm. Thousands of AAP karyakartas will walk along with the state and district leaders to the new office of AAP at Souza Arcade, Ambedkar Circle, Mangalore.
Public Meeting
After the inauguration of the office a Public Meeting will be held at 5.15 pm at Don Bosco Hall, Mangalore.
Sri Prithvi Reddy, AAP Karnataka President Santosh Kamath, District President, Guest of Honor Michael D’ Souza and others will address the audience.
Prior to the stage programme an orchestra will sing Kannada songs to mark the 66 th Karnataka Rajyotsava.
Present during press meet Sri Santosh Kamath, President, AAP Dakshina Kannada Sri Venugopal Puchupadi, General Secretary, Sri Venkatesh N. baliga, Media Coordinator, Sri Desmond D’souza, Joint Secretary, Smt. Benet Navita Moras, President, Womens Wing, Mangalore South.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has established a strong foothold in Delhi and Punjab and is
garnering decent support in the adjacent states.
Under the dynamic leadership of our national convenor and Chief Minister of Delhi Sri Aravind Kejriwal AAP is now aiming to expand its presence across the country and in that respect the party is looking forward to do well in Himachal and Gujrat too. All the indicators show that the wind is blowing towards AAP.
In Karnataka the under the leadership of State President Sri Prithvi Reddy party has started a unique programme called Gram Sampark Abhiyaan, which aims to expand the network of the organisation from the grassroots. The response is very good and lot of people are joining Aam Aadmi Party especially in rural areas.
AAP has also put in place 10 frontal organisations, including wings of women, youth, OBC, SC/ST, traders, farmers and professionals in the state. We are on a membership drive, enrolling as many people as possible showing the good work that we have done in Delhi and Punjab.
We will definitely make an impact which is evident from the attacks we receive from the other parties. Our aim is to put up a good candidate in every constituency. We are a new party and we have got to go a long way. As long as we are in the right direction, even if we are going slowly we are sure we will achieve the goal.
