2. Origin of AAP
• The origin of the AAP can be traced to a difference in opinion
between Arvind Kejriwal and Anna Hazare, social activists a
stand of the anti-corruption movement for Jan Lokpal Bill that
had gained momentum in India during 2011-12.
• According to Kejariwal If you want to clean Government, you
have to be in government.
3. According to survey of
AAP’s success reasons are-
• No effective Leader of Opposition
• Congress's zero show
• BJP was dependent on Narendra Modi.
• Kejariwal’s clear vision
• Trust of Delhi public on AAP
4. Secrets behind its success in Delhi
assembly elections
• Effective leader
• Appreciable Team work
• Straight forward vision/goals/agendas
• Campaigning strategies
• Hard work
• Educated team members
• Simplicity of team members
• Faith in public support
• Clean politics against criticism
5. Effective leader
ARVIND KEJARIWAL
Education:-
• Mechanical engineering from
IIT Kharagpur.
• After completing his
education he joined the TATA
Steels in 1989.
• Prepared for IRS and became
Joint Commissioner in the
Income Tax Department.
6. Activist –
• Arvind Kejriwal and few other people were the
founder of the movement of Parivartan .
• He started his fight against corruption.
• He joined Anna Hazare’s movement for Jan lokpal
bill and become an important part of the team.
• He formed his own party AAP with few members in
November 2012.
7. Personality –
• Aam Aadmi with uffler.
• Good speaker
• Clear agenda
• Dedicated
MANISH SISODIYA
ARVIND
KEJARIWAL
27. • Get back black money by simplifying rules
• Create jobs for youth
• Economic growth
• 24×7 electricity
• Rural development
• Improving farmers livelihood
• Environmental and resource policies.
• Refused to use too much accommodation,
security and special facility.
• Refused to use Laal atti ki gaadiya .
31. Use of media
• Use of Thunderclap- it was an intelligent
strategy by AAP that created a buzz across the
social media.
• The party Used Twitter and Facebook to
spread awareness using Thunderclap
• Replicated O a a’s campaign strategy- Used
Google+ Hangouts to communicate with each
election booth and to reach out to the voters.
• Facebook popularity was
32. • According to survey of WEBFLUENZ the use of
social media for campaign played 39% role in
attracting people for AAP