The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has launched its 'Aapka Vidhayak, Aapke Dwar' campaign in preparation for the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, aiming to connect with voters in all 70 constituencies. The initiative includes direct interactions between legislators and residents to discuss AAP's achievements over the past five years and listen to local grievances. According to senior party leader Dilip Pandey, the campaign will involve grassroots meetings and a re-evaluation of the party's organizational structure, with plans for over 13,000 booth-level meetings across the city. The campaign is expected to run intensively over the next month, with meetings already held in several key areas. AAP's strategy also includes addressing alleged unethical practices by the rival BJP party during the electoral process. This approach is seen as vital for closing the communication gap and ensuring voter engagement ahead of the elections.