The Aam Aadmi Party has not only worked for the poor, but also garnered the support of the affluent classes, by delivering outcome-oriented governance and putting in the work where it matters – behind essential public services like affordable healthcare, quality education, and provisions of electricity & water without increasing the tax burden of the public. In fact, costs of living have sizably reduced in Delhi under the AAP Government.

“A commoner today earns about 10,000/- per month, and they cannot afford proper education for their child, or quality healthcare for their parents. But the common people of Mumbai are immensely spirited, and fight every day to ensure that their families have a better life. It is within the BMC’s ability and responsibility to ensure this betterment, but Mumbai has been failed repeatedly by its government.”

Deepaq believes that Mumbai needs AAP because the AAP is unique – in the sense that it has actually delivered results on the ground and remained accountable to the people in Delhi, unlike the parties in power in the BMC. The AAP’s idea of being in power is to work for the people, and let that work speak for itself.