Jabalpur: The battle for municipal body elections in Madhya Pradesh seems to be beginning. After a long time, political parties have come face to face for city power. But this time, the AAP party is also gearing up to spoil the math of the BJP and the Congress. Buoyed by the success in Punjab, the Aam Aadmi Party is fielding its candidate for the first time in the battle for the civic body. In the first list in Jabalpur, it has announced the names of 12 candidates.

In Madhya Pradesh, the Aam Aadmi Party is all set to field its candidate for the first time in the civic body elections. Aam Aadmi Party has also announced its candidates in the Jabalpur Municipal Corporation elections along with all the civic bodies in the state. In the first list, Aam Aadmi Party has fielded candidates for 12 wards of Jabalpur Municipal Corporation.

Tickets given to the common man: The special thing is that all the 12 candidates are people connected to the ground. Some have been seen running a grocery store, someone has been seen running a puncture shop. Workers who have served in the Congress and the BJP party for several decades have also been fielded by the AAP by giving them tickets. AAP State Organisation Minister Mukesh Jaiswal's historic victory in Punjab after Delhi in this regard has generated a lot of enthusiasm among Aam Aadmi Party workers. With this enthusiasm, we have fielded the election this time. The AAP's organisational general secretary said that several big faces of the BJP and the Congress have arrived in Delhi to meet for the mayor's post. Along with this, retired police officers are also in the race to get tickets. But Aam Aadmi Party will field its mayoral candidate only after the survey. There is intense brainstorming and contemplation going on in Delhi for every single ticket, only after that the Aam Aadmi Party is going to take a decision.

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