Arvind Kejriwal detained by Gujarat Police but released later

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Aam Aadmi Party leader and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was detained by Gujarat Police while he was on his way to Bhuj for violating the Model Code of Conduct.His convoy was taken to Radhanpur police station but was  released later.
"My detention shows that Narendra Modi is rattled by my presence," said a Mr. Kejriwal upon his release. "Modi is anti-farmer and anti-common man. The only development in Gujarat has been for the Adanis and the Ambanis," said Mr.Kejriwal.Meanwhile,  AAP workers protest outside BJP office against detaining Arvind Kejriwal in Gujarat.

AAP supporters in UK protest against junket by UP legislators

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Aam Aadmi Party Gets 'Broom' as its Election Symbol

Aam Aadmi Party is happy to announce that the Election Commission has allotted the party a reserved symbol of 'Broom' for all the 70 assembly constituencies of Delhi. With this the party has crossed the second milestone (after party's registration) on its way to cleaning up the polity of the country. With the Broom which symbolizes dignity of labour, the party hopes to clean the filth which has permeated our government and our legislature. The country needs a clean sweep of its corrupted main stream political parties.


Three independent polls conducted recently by CSDS, C Voter and Total TV are already showing that Aam Aadmi Party is not merely a serious contender in Delhi already but is on its way to sweep the polls in Delhi to begin with. These surveys show that AAP is being perceived as the right political alternative in Delhi.

AAP would formally launch the Party's election symbol in a public event on August 3rd.

No arrest in AAP leader Santosh Koli's accident case yet

Uttar Pradesh Police are yet to identify and arrest the man who tried to kill Aam Aadmi Party leader Santosh Koli by ramming his speeding car into the motorcycle on which she was riding pillion.

The incident occurred Sunday afternoon near Kaushambi Metro station here. The motorcycle later caught fire.

"Motorcycle rider Kuldeep Panwar has lodged a complaint alleging that it was an attempt to kill Koli. We have registered a case and investigations are on," said Superintendent of Police Shiv Shankar Yadav.

Koli is the AAP's candidate from Sundar Nagari constituency for the coming Delhi assembly elections. She is in a critical condition in a hospital.

"Santosh (Koli) has been an active leader of the party in Sundar Nagari. (AAP chief) Arvind Kejriwal staged an agitation from her residence against inflated power bills. She may have been targeted by political rivals," AAP leader said Manish Sisodia said on Sunday.

Courtesy India Today Group

Aam Aadmi Party Launched

A new political alternative in India to give voice to common wo/man who is being cheated, terrorized and looted by all of the current political parties. The new alternative is about giving power to the people, changing the culture of corrupt politics, promote transparency and pursue grassroots democracy both within and outside the organization. This page will compliment or merge when this people's party name is announced on Nov 26th, 2012 by group led by Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, Kumar Vishwas among others.

Website: http://aamaadmiparty.org