We will reach every voter and explain why they should vote AAP, Arvind Kejriwal said.
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal will launch a campaign on Sunday to seek votes and donations from residents of his New Delhi Assembly constituency for the 2019 Lok Sabha election, the party said Saturday.
"Huge door-to-door campaign starts tomorrow. We will reach every voter and explain why they should vote AAP and not BJP, how voting for Cong in Del will mean voting for BJP. We will also ask for donations from each voter," Mr Kejriwal tweeted.
AAP leaders and workers, including Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, will also approach people for votes and donations across the city in the campaign that will continue till announcement of the Lok Sabha election next year.
The party will endeavour to convince the voters to support AAP by explaining them the "failures" of the sitting BJP members of Parliament in Delhi and the achievements of the party government, it said.
Mr Kejriwal had launched the party's donation campaign "Aap Ka Daan, Rashtra Ka Nirman," at on Monday. The party has announced its in-charges for Lok Sabha polls for all the seven parliamentary seats currently held by BJP lawmakers in Delhi.
"An important element of the campaign will be to inform the voters that seven Lok Sabha MPs should be those who can strengthen the hands of the Kejriwal government. What is important is who thinks about the welfare of Delhi and not who will be the Prime Minister of the country," it said.
Party volunteers will ask people to compare the performance of seven BJP MPs with that of the Arvind Kejriwal government during the campaign.
They will inform people about "cheap" electricity in Delhi, free water, major improvement in Delhi government schools, free treatment, reining in of fee hike by private schools and Mohalla Clinics.
The AAP will also "strongly" raise the issue of Metro fare hike and sealing drive, during the Lok Sabha election campaign and will "expose the silence" of BJP MPs on these important issues, it said.
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