The Aam Aadmi Party has signalled a major push to strengthen its presence in Goa, claiming a sharp rise in the number of people signing up with the party in the state. AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal shared the development on the social media platform X.
1800 New Faces in a Single Day
According to Kejriwal, 1800 new volunteers came on board with AAP in Goa in just one day during an induction ceremony. All of them took an oath at the event, pledging to work towards removing the BJP government from the state and forming an AAP government in its place.
In his post, Kejriwal wrote:
1800 new volunteers joined AAP today in Goa and took oath in an induction ceremony to work towards throwing out BJP govt and forming AAP govt. Perhaps the biggest expansion of AAP in Goa so far.
Possibly the Biggest Expansion in Goa
Highlighting the scale of the turnout, Kejriwal said this was perhaps the largest expansion AAP has seen in Goa to date. The statement makes clear that the party is focused on steadily building its organisational strength in the state and roping in fresh workers with an eye on electoral preparations. So many people joining at a single ceremony is being seen as a morale-boosting sign for the party.
Public Reaction
The post drew a mixed response from people online. While some supporters welcomed the move, calling it a sign that ordinary citizens and the youth are waking up, others raised questions about the figure and the party's prospects with sharp comebacks. Some expressed hope for change on the ground, while others reacted with criticism.
