The Aam Aadmi Party Wednesday said it would launch a 'Delhi Dialogue' campaign for the Delhi assembly election.
"After discussion with the people of Delhi, a blueprint on 50 points which are based on problems of various sections of society will be formed and the party will work on them to sort them out," AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal told the media here.
"The party is preparing this blueprint of the people's problems. It will be shown to the public before the assembly election," Kejriwal said.
The former Delhi chief minister also said that as part of the campaign, the party has decided to invite students to Delhi's Jantar Mantar Nov 15 to discuss their problems.
Delhi is headed for elections after the assembly was dissolved earlier this month.
