AAP's national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal would address the party rally in Muktsar next month.
Ludhiana:
Aam Aadmi Party today said it would field its candidates in all the 117 seats of Punjab where Assembly elections are due in 2017 and ruled out any electoral understanding with Congress, BJP and the Akali Dal.
Sucha Singh Chotepur, convener of the state unit of the party, made the announcement during a party meeting in Ludhiana.
The party is organising a Maghi fair political conference scheduled to be held at Muktsar in January next month.
Party's national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal would address the conference, Mr Chotepur said.
Mr Chotepur, meanwhile, ruled out any alliance or electoral understanding with the Congress, BJP and the Akali Dal in 2017 Punjab Assembly elections.
Several senior leaders of other parties are keen to join Aam Aadmi party, he added.
However, he refused to disclose their names.
Sucha Singh Chotepur, convener of the state unit of the party, made the announcement during a party meeting in Ludhiana.
The party is organising a Maghi fair political conference scheduled to be held at Muktsar in January next month.
Party's national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal would address the conference, Mr Chotepur said.
Mr Chotepur, meanwhile, ruled out any alliance or electoral understanding with the Congress, BJP and the Akali Dal in 2017 Punjab Assembly elections.
Several senior leaders of other parties are keen to join Aam Aadmi party, he added.
However, he refused to disclose their names.
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