Born and bought up in Mumbai, Aditya has seen the city’s degradation on all fronts – year after year at the hand of corrupt politicians and officials in the BMC. When asked about why he chose the Aam Aadmi Party, Aditya spoke of Arvind Kejriwal’s work as the Chief Minister of Delhi for over two terms.

“Arvind ji introduced me to a new era of political ideology, which completely reset my 14 years of experience of political views & workings. CM Kejriwal is the real “Sevak” that I have always wanted to be. The Aam Aadmi Party’s work in the field of education and healthcare is remarkable. To become a global leader, we first need to educate every citizen of the country, and the rest follows.” Aditya has worked extensively to raise issues of sanitation and water supply faced by his fellow citizens over the years, specifically in the slum areas of Ward 71.

As an entrepreneur and civic activist, Aditya has worked closely with Mumbai’s citizens for years. He believes that Mumbaikars are amongst the finest and the most resilient in the world, and Aditya seeks to fight for what Mumbaikars deserve. Aditya believes that as AAP took over, Delhi has seen a healthy transition in terms of development, as well as non-corrupt & citizen centric governance. Mumbai shall also see the same transition, he says, when the AAP comes to power. Citizens today are agitated, and hoping for a better alternative, and that is where the AAP is going to begin its work – as an honest party which seeks to bring citizen-led politics to the fore.