AAP appoints leader at state level, one leader for each LS seat in Delhi for poll campaign under INDIA banner

Under the banner of INDIA bloc, Aam Aadmi Party’s organizational general secretary Sandeep Pathak has appointed one leader at the state level and one leader each at the level of Lok Sabha constituencies in Delhi for the upcoming election campaign in coordination with the Congress party.
According to the seat-sharing agreement under the INDIA bloc, the Congress is fighting on three seats in Delhi while the AAP is contesting on four seats in the Lok Sabha elections.
The responsibility of coordination at the state level has been given to Durgesh Pathak, MLA and MCD in charge of the party and Political Affairs Committee member, the party said.
At the level of Lok Sabha constituencies, Rajesh Gupta will be the coordinator for New Delhi, Naresh Balyan for West Delhi, Dinesh Mohania for South Delhi, Pawan Sharma for Chandni Chowk, Mukesh Ahlawat for North West, Sanjeev Jha for North East and Dilip Pandey for East Delhi, it added.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress party held a meeting under the banner of the INDIA bloc to discuss their campaign strategy for contesting the Lok Sabha elections in Delhi together.
Delving into the political intricacies of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, a pivotal meeting between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress party under the banner of the INDIA Alliance Co-ordination Committee transpired on Tuesday.
The meeting witnessed the participation of notable figures including AAP’s National General Secretary (Organization) and Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak, alongside key members from both camps.AAP was represented by MCD in-charge and MLA Durgesh Pathak and the Congress unit was led by Delhi Congress in-charge Deepak Babaria and interim president Devendra Yadav.
The leaders of both parties also discussed the electoral strategy for Haryana.
The elections to the seven seats of Delhi will be held on May 25 and the results of all Lok Sabha seats will be declared on June 4