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Mangalore: AAP to inaugurate new office premises on Feb 9

  •   Sat, Feb 08 2014 01:30:35 PM

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Mangalore, Feb 8: Strengthening its base in the district, the Aam Aadmi Party will now be housed at a new office premises Souza Arcade, Balmatta Road, Hampankatta.

The new office will be inaugurated on Sunday February 9 at 11 am.

The party will get a boost in its activities through streamlined functioning from its new premises which has been donated to the party by a well wisher. The active members of the party are growing in strength as preparations are afoot to actively participate in its maiden electoral process in the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls.

Aam Aadmi Party has now set up ad-hoc working committees in all the eight assembly constituencies of the Mangalore Lok Sabha constituencies and working towards penetrating to the rural and interior parts of the district. The response from the people of the constituency has been very encouraging as the party plans to intensify its activities to achieve the objectives of eradicating corruption and providing quality governance.
  

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  • samuel androus, mukka /nigeria.

    Sun, Feb 09 2014

    I LIKE AAP Best of luck ALL MEMBER

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  • Musthafa Ullal, Ullal

    Sat, Feb 08 2014

    I am proud to be the part of AAP and AAM AADMI PARTY will eradicate corruption from politics, politicians, government officials, police etc. Hence, the true potential of Indian talents as well as Indian resources could be used for the wellfare of the people. Clean politics = growth. Friends, join hands with the revolution, be part of the revolution. Kick out the BJP and Congress and their communal politics.

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