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AAP holds meet 8/28/2015 11:50:30 PM Early Times Report BANIHAL, AUG 28: To strengthen Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Jammu and Kashmir, Gulab Singh MLA Aam Aadmi party from Mataila Delhi assembly and Incharge Gujraa & Jammu & Kashmir of the party held a meeting of general people at tourist hostel Banihal in district Ramban. During the meeting with general public he highlighted the achievements of party regarding the corruption and other issues in Delhi. He said that party is now going to increase and widening its area for the benefit of general masses to make the corruption free states and the hole country. Gulab Singh said that the maximum of the states of the country are in corruption and the general public is suffering from that. He said that their Party supremo and chief minister of Delhi Arvind Kaijrewal is taking the step against the corruption and it is our duty to strengthen and support him. During the meeting many young youths of Banihal were reached last evening at tourist hostel Banihal to listing the Party MLA from Delhi.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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