AAP members chalk out plans for 2014 Lok Sabha polls

New Delhi, Jan 4: After making a sensational debut in the Delhi Assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is now setting its sight on the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.

The AAP has been busy chalking out plans to make their presence felt in the country as they gear up for the Lok Sabha polls. On Saturday the members of the AAP held a National Executive meeting in New Delhi where the party will discuss their future course of action .

Their main agenda will be to strengthen their rural and urban base across the country.

Yadav: My dream is to see Arvind Kejriwal as the PM

Meanwhile AAP member Yogendra Yadav said that he would like to see Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal as the Prime Minister of India. "The 2014 Lok Sabha elections is not about Narendra Modi or Rahul Gandhi. In fact my dream is to see Arvind Kejriwal as the Prime Minister," Yadav said.

AAP member Shazia Ilmi too said that the Lok Sabha polls was not about big names like Narendra Modi or Rahul Gandhi. "It is about the aam aadmi who has stepped into politics," she said.

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