Aam Aadmi Party is set to provide an all-round development in Nagaland
Dimapur — Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is set to make inroads with a vision to provide quality education, better healthcare facilities and road connectivity, free electricity and drinking water, and solve unemployment issues along with other standing issues.
This was stated by the AAP Northeast in-charge, Rajesh Sharma, during a formal induction programme of office bearers held at Tourist Lodge in Dimapur on Wednesday. Speaking at the programme, Sharma alleged that the entire Northeast region is lacking in development.
He has particularly mentioned that Nagaland needs good schools, healthcare facilities, better road connectivity, free electricity and drinking water facilities, solve unemployment problems and other long-standing issues.
While highlighting the current political scenario of India, Sharma has expressed serious concern about the prevailing situation in Manipur. He has accused the BJP of trying to destroy democracy in India and the constitution.
[bsa_pro_ad_space id=1]He has commented on the ‘black ordinance’ brought about by the BJP government on Delhi services by overturning the Supreme Court decision. In this regard, he stated that AAP is needed in Northeast India and especially in Nagaland.
Arguing that the entire northeast region is lacking in development, he stated that Nagaland needs good schools, healthcare facilities, better road connectivity, free electricity, free clean drinking water, and solution for unemployment and other long-standing issues.
He added that only AAP could bring solutions to all issues as it was done in Delhi and Punjab.
Meanwhile, Sharma has approved the new office bearers of AAP in Nagaland led by R Takuyangba as vice president, Dr. Salikyu Sangtam as general secretary, Tokhevi Yepthomi, S Limala Ao, Sanen Changkiri, Selie Chase, Imnawapang, Vizakietuo and Rokovilie as joint secretaries, Kevitho Kera as social media coordinator, Sunepla Imti as women wing coordinator and Thejakhotuo Sechu as youth wing coordinator.
The program was chaired by AAP state president, Asu Keyho.
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