Dehradun: The Aam Aadmi Party will contest on 70 assembly seats in Uttarakhand in the 2022 assembly election. In the survey conducted by the party, 62 percent people have expressed the need for the party to fight the election. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has already announced this.

Talking to the Reporters, the State In-charge of the party, Dinesh Mohania, reiterated his announcement. In the party office on Circular Road, Mohania said that for 20 years, the BJP and Congress had been exploited, now the public is looking at the Aam Aadmi Party as the third option. Also, the Aam Aadmi Party has written a new chapter of development in Delhi. Its strategy of upgrading the colony clinics and schools has been appreciated all over the country, and Delhi's population is also getting its profit.

Dinesh Mohania said that "The migration caused by lack of employment in the state, the plight of health service and lack of good education in a government school and colleges are three major problems, which will be treated on the lines of Delhi. The party will remain vocal on issues such as uncontrolled development, illegal occupation, corruption and playing with nature to reduce the loss due to the disaster in the state. On the lines of Delhi, the election will be fought with the support of the people in the state as well, and the people will ask for money and votes for the party". With this, many changes can take place.

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