AAP launches survey campaign ahead of polls

With the Delhi civic polls round the corner, the Aam Admi Party (AAP) is circulating a survey form among Delhiites asking "how much do they know about the Municipal Corporations" as part of its door-to-door campaign.

With questions ranging from "do you know who is responsible for keeping Delhi clean?" to "do you know who has turned Delhi into a garbage bin?" the survey has been circulated across all wards in the Capital.

"People in Delhi still don't know that the Kejriwal-led Delhi government is not responsible for the heaps of garbage lying in front of their houses. That's why we have decided to circulate these survey forms among them to ascertain how much do we need to tell them during the campaign," said a senior party official.

"Delhiites should know what the BJP and the Congress have done with their money and how they have turned Delhi into a garbage bin," he added.

In the survey, AAP also asked if people of Delhi are happy with their work. "Are you happy with work done by the Kejriwal government? Are you benefitted by the subsidy AAP government has provided in electricity and water bills? Who will you vote for in the upcoming MCD elections?" the survey asked.

Interestingly, these survey forms are also being circulated in slum clusters across the city where most of the population is illiterate. AAP has started massive padyatras and door-to-door campaigns across the cities. Party chief and Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal will kick-start the campaign on March 31.