AAP starts evaluating performance of MLAs ahead of assembly polls

With Delhi Assembly Elections being around corner, Aam Ami Party has started examining performance of its sitting MLAs. A party source reportedly informed that a 'report card' is being me for each MLA to evaluate performance of MLAs before redistribution of tickets. 

sitting MLAs will reportedly be evaluated based on his/ her performance, popularity, and im among people of his constituency and state.

While interacting with a news ncy, party leer said, "we are conducting performance survey on various levels of each MLA. It will be too early to say anything about survey."  "It is very important to kw what people are thinking about ir leer. We will t repeat faces if leer has t worked or h a b im," party leer ded.

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party leer associated with evaluation also informed that party is hunting for fresh faces ahe of polls.  AAP leer also reiterated about common man being top priority of party and stated that work for finalizing candidates is in full swing and final list will be declared by mid-January. 

Earlier during  2015 polls, Aam Ami Party h emerged as  single largest party by winning 67 of 70 seats. rest of three seats were won by BJP

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Delhi Assembly Polls 2020

Chief Election Commissioner of India Sunil Arora on Monday dressed media and anunced date for Delhi Assembly Elections. 

Election Commission of India in its press conference stated that National Capital of Delhi will cast its votes in a single phase for assembly elections on February 8. counting of votes for assembly polls will take place on February 11. last day of filing minations for candidates will be on January 21 and last day to withdraw minations will be for January 24. 

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