AAP’s Kaam ki Raajneeti
With a firm focus on education, health, water, electricity, and the rights of farmers and women, AAP has emerged as a rare political party that practices Kaam ki Raajneeti.
Empowering Education
- Highest budget allocation for education: Delhi at 21.1% compared to national average of 13.5%.
- Unprecedented demand with 92,000+ applications for 4,400 seats in school of specialised excellence.
- Future-focused education at IP University's East Campus pioneers AI and robotics programmes.
- Innovative curricula like Deshbhakti, happiness and entrepreneurial mindset for holistic development of students.
Public Healthcare with AAP
- Extensive on-ground reach with 520+ Mohalla Clinics, providing citywide coverage and serving 60,000 patients daily.
- High patient satisfaction, with 90%+ pleased with compassionate and efficient medical care.
- Timely service at Mohalla Clinics with a waiting time of less than 20 minutes.
Free and Green Public Transport
- Delhi, known as the EV capital, had 93,160 registered EVs by December 2022, with EVs accounting for 16.7% of vehicle sales.
- Delhi has a fleet of 1,650 e-buses, making it the city with third-highest number of electric buses worldwide.
- Safe travel for women is ensured with bus marshals deployed on 100% of cluster buses and 92% of DTC buses.
- 45.44 cr free bus tickets issued to women passengers in 2022-23.
Powering Progress
- Free Electricity for consumers up to 200 units per month. 3.41 crore electricity bills worth Rs 0 in 2022-23.
- Free water upto 20,000 liters per month for every household. Benefiting approximately 24.72 lakhs consumers since the scheme's inception.
- Over 1,160 rooftop solar PV plants installed on government buildings.
- Delhi Govt fulfilled peak demand of 7,695 MW in 2022-23.
Social Welfare and Inclusive Governance
- 86,000+ senior citizens benefited from Mukhyamantri Tirth Yatra Yojana till Feb 2024.
- Highest minimum wages in the country at Rs 14,842, which is three times more than the national minimum wage.
- Free coaching for meritorious students under Jai Bhim Mukhyamantri Pratibha Vikas Yojna.
- Empowered over 3.47 lakh women who received monthly financial assistance in 2022-23.
- Supporting 6.38 lakh families with aid for children and pregnant/nursing mothers.
Punjab's Education Revolution
- Punjab launched its first School of Eminence, with Rs.200 crores designated to upgrade 100 existing schools.
- A 16.27% increase in the education budget signals a robust investment in academic advancement.
- 12,710 contractual employees in education are granted regularisation, enhancing job security and stability.
Transforming Health Landscape
- 640 Aam Aadmi Clinics serve over 50 lakh people, offering accessible healthcare.
- CM Di Yogshala classes were held across Punjab with over 10,000 participants.
- Foundation laid for 50-bed and 100-bed medical college cum hospitals in Bathinda and Hoshiarpur, promising enhanced healthcare infrastructure.
AAP's Commitment to a Better Future
- Creation of 36,097 government job opportunities, to prevent migration.
- Revenue growth in GST (23%), excise (45%), and stamp registration (19%), indicating honest governance.
- Launch of "Khedan Vatan Punjab Diyan - 2" initiative and introduction of a new sports policy with cash incentives for athletes, promoting sports and rewarding excellence.
Building a Brighter Punjab
- PSPCL achieves a profit of Rs 564 cr in just 6 months, indicating good governance.
- Up to 90% of households benefit from 600 units of free electricity, easing the burden on residents.
- Punjab leads in MSME registrations nationally, fostering entrepreneurship and economic growth.
Sustainable and Profitable Farming
- Rs. 11,560 crore dedicated to farmer welfare, supporting agricultural communities.
- Canal-based irrigation guarantees water access at the tail ends, boosting agricultural productivity.
- Strengthening water security through dam construction and purification plants.
- Successful Tourism Summit 2023 introduces eco-Tourism and adventure tourism policies.
Meet our Leaders
AAP is the first political party to become a national party within 10 years.
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AAP Kerala
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Kerela, Mather Square, North Railway Station, Ernakulam North, Kerela- 682018
AAP Telangana
- Aam Aadmi Paty State Office Telengana, 1-2-1/6, 1st floor, Opposite GHMC Office Liberty Circle, Bsheerbagh, Hyderbad, Telengana - 500001
AAP Punjab
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Punjab, Kothi n0- 956, Sector- 39(A), Chandigarh
AAP Delhi
- 1, Pandit Ravi Shankar Shukla Lane, (1 - Canning Lane), New Delhi - 110001
AAP Goa
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Goa, H.no 9/38,2nd Floor, Ghatkar House, Near Mahalaxmi Temple, Panaji,Goa - 403001
AAP Gujarat
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Gujarat, Bunglow No.#, Near Hanumanji temple, B/H Mount Carmel school, Ashram Rd, Ahmedabad, 380009
AAP Haryana
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Haryana, Flat no -9, Sector-3(B), Chandigarh
AAP Karnataka
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Karnataka, 54, 1st floor Railway Parallel Road,Kumarapark,West Seshadripuram, Bengaluru - 560020
AAP Rajasthan
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Rajasthan, B-59 Sehkar Margh, Jaipur 302001, Rajasthan
AAP Maharashtra
AAP Uttarakhand
- Aam Aadmi Paty State Office Uttrakhand, 26/3 lane no.3 Prakash Vihar Dehradun 248001, Uttarakhand.
AAP Tamil Nadu
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office TN, 10/96, Periyar Pathai,100 feet rd, Choolaimedu, Chennai, Tamil Nadu - 600094
AAP Uttar Pradesh
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office UP, 3/117, Vidhayak Puram, Patrakaar Puram , Vinay Khand 3, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, UP- 226010
AAP Andhra Pradesh
- Aam Aadmi Paty State Office AP, 55-14-109, 1st floor, 2009, A.P.S E.B Colony, Seethammadara, Visakhapatnam, AP
AAP West Bengal
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office West Bengal, 33,Hospital Road, 3rd Floor Purbachal Haltu, Garfa, Kolkata, West Bengal
AAP Arunachal Pradesh
- 3rd Floor, Mowb-II, Itanagar, Near Panchali Power House, District: Papurn Pare, Arunachal Pradesh - 791111
AAP Madhya Pradesh
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office MP, E-4/323 Arera Colony,Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh- 462016
AAP Assam
- AAP state head office, 2nd floor ,SM Complex, Beside Ganeshpuri Zooroad Flyover, Ganeshpuri-781006 , Guwahati, Kamrup Metro, Assam
AAP Chhattisgarh
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Chhattisgarh, 28, New Panchasheel Nagar Civil Lines Raipur, Chattisgarh
AAP Himachal Pradesh
- Aam Aadmi Paty State Office HP, Thakur Niwas,Sihardi,Post Office Dharampur, Tehsil-Kasauli, Solan 173209, Himachal Pradesh.
AAP Jharkhand
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Jharkhand, Chaputoli Chowk, Argodha Kathal Moad Road, Ranchi - 834002
AAP Bihar
- Aam Aadmi Paty State Office Bihar, C-44,Jagat Amrawati Appartment, Bailey road, Opposite Bihar Muaeum Near Officers Flats, Patna - 800001
AAP Odisha
- Aam Aadmi Party State Office Odisha, MIG A/19, Brit Colony, Nayapalli, Bhuvneshwar, Odisha
Our Journey
The Birth of a Political Revolution
- Aam Aadmi Party was formed on 2 October 2012, on the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi ji.
- AAP was born out the India Against Corruption movement, spearheaded by crores of common people in our country.
- Along with innovative campaigns, Aam Aadmi Party pioneered crowd-sourced and transparent political funding.
- Aam Aadmi Party made its electoral debut in December 2013, contesting the Delhi Assembly elections.
A Debut that Shook the Political Class
- In 2013, AAP raised the issue of faulty electricity and water bills, sparking widespread protests against the government’s ties to the power discoms and water mafia.
- Subsequently, a massive campaign was launched and Arvind Kejriwal sat on a 14-day hunger strike. The campaign received 10.5 lakh signatures.
- The campaign was a resounding success with the people of Delhi and AAP secured 28 seats with a 29.49% vote share in 2013 Delhi Elections.
- Arvind Kejriwal took oath as Delhi’s 2nd youngest CM.
Unseen integrity: Arvind Kejriwal resigns as Delhi CM
- Despite lacking financial resources and organisational strength, AAP Government was formed on 28th December, 2013.
- The 49 days AAP Government made significant strides and transformed Delhi.
- Free supply of 667 litres of water daily for households.
- 50% subsidy in electricity bills.
- No red or blue beacons on official cars, bringing an end to ‘VIP culture’.
- All government schools surveyed for infrastructure deficiency and given Rs.1 lakh each for immediate repairs.
- Launched anti-corruption and nursery admission helplines.
- New permits given to 5,500 autos.
- In February 2014, Arvind Kejriwal resigned in protest after failing to pass the Jan Lokpal Bill in the Delhi assembly.
- Aam Aadmi Party contested the 2014 Lok Sabha elections all over India and won 4 Lok Sabha seats.
A Landslide Victory In Delhi
- After the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, AAP took it’s 49-day government’s achievements to the people, pledging to combat corruption.
- AAP’s rallying cry became “Paanch Saal Kejriwal,” became an anthem.
- We got support across caste, class, and religious lines which set the stage for a grand victory.
- In the Delhi Assembly, AAP secured 67 out of 70 seats with a record-breaking 54% vote share.
Ray of Hope in Punjab
- In Punjab 2017 elections, AAP emerged as the main opposition party with a vote share of 23.7%.
- While in Delhi, with significant increase in vote share AAP won 49 seats in the MCD elections.
AAP brings Public Service to your Doorstep
- In 2018, 1st time in the history of India an innovative scheme like doorstep delivery of services was launched.
- Our government also launched Mission Buniyad and Chunauti 2018, aimed at improving reading skills of govt school students between 6-8th Std.
- Programs like Happiness Curriculum, dedicated to holistic well being of students were launched.
Delhi elections & a global pandemic
- In February 2020 Delhi elections, AAP made history in politics by winning the trust of people for third time in a row, with 62 out of 70 seats and 53.57% of the votes.
- March saw a life threatening pandemic with the spread of COVID-19, and AAP sprang into action. Delhi government, led by AAP, proactively worked with the people of Delhi to tackle the unprecedented pandemic.
- The AAP government’s methods in Delhi to tackle the coronavirus epidemic, with respect to hospital management, home isolation, ration distribution, and economic incentives for weaker segments, became a blueprint for fighting the virus nationally.
Chandigarh Elections
- AAP fought the Chandigarh corporation election for the 1st time & defeated stalwarts. The sitting mayor lost his seat to AAP.
- AAP won 14 seats out of 35, becoming the single largest party in the council.
Historic victory in Punjab
- In Punjab, AAP celebrated a landslide victory with Bhagwant Mann becoming Chief Minister, securing an impressive 42.01% vote share and winning 92 out of 117 seats.
- Our momentum continued as AAP made significant strides in the Gujarat election by securing 5 seats, and 12.92% of the votes.
- Meanwhile, AAP gained 2 seats in Goa and 6.77% of the total vote share.
- The country saw unprecedented results with incumbent & former CM defeated by AAP’s young and dynamic candidates in Punjab & Goa.
A National Party and Mayor in Delhi
- In 2023, AAP was officially granted the status of a National Party by the Election Commission on April 10. This recognition was a testament to the party’s widespread support.
- In Jalandhar Lok Sabha bypoll, AAP recorded a landslide victory by winning with a margin of 58,691 votes.
- In Delhi, AAP defeated BJP and ended BJP’s 15 year rule over Delhi’s MCD. Shelly Oberoi was elected as mayor and Aaley Mohammad Iqbal as Deputy Mayor with the support of 134 elected councillors in MCD.
Strengthening Democracy
- In the 2024 Chandigarh Mayoral elections, AAP exposed the wrongdoings of the presiding officer and won the election, marking a decisive victory for AAP and democracy.
- In the General elections for the 18th Lok Sabha, we contested 13 seats independently in Punjab and 9 seats as part of the INDIA block in the states of Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, and Assam.
- AAP strengthened its presence in Indian politics by winning 3 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state of Punjab.
