new delhi the aam aadmi party aap on tuesday began its kude par jansamvad campaign by conducting public meetings in municipal wards to highlight mismanagement of garbage by the bharatiya janata party bjpparty mlas dilip pandey and atishi held discussions with probable ward councillors to drum up support for them in the upcoming municipal pollschief minister arvind kejriwal does what he promises delhi government has provided free water electricity education health and bus trips for women what has the bjpled mcd given except garbage it has not been able to perform its basic duty of keeping the city clean said pandey addressing the crowd at punjabi mohalla sora kothi in malka ganj wardposing questions to the public about problems faced by them due to open garbage lying around pandey asked locals to vote bjp out of mcd this time the ward is part of the mlas assembly constituency in timarpura nukkad natak was also performed at the meeting the street play highlighted the public welfare policies of delhi government including bus marshals to increase the safety and security of women passengers and free wifiguddi devi jatav who had fought the elections on a congress ticket in 2017 and won from the constituency is likely to be the aap candidate this timethere have been a few changes in my ward after the delimitation exercise but i am sure the public is going to show faith in me once again garbage is a major issue among the residents of delhi so we have taken this up as a starting point for our campaign said guddu devisimilarly atishi who is leading the jansamvad campaign in kalkaji asked people to compare the work of the two parallel governments in the city and urged them to ensure bjps defeat in the mcd pollsthere are two parallel governments in the national capital first the kejriwalled delhi government of aap the kejriwal government gives free electricity water and transport to women but on the other hand there is the bjprun mcd for the past 15 years bjp has only failed at its job the most important task for mcd is the cleanliness and sanitation of delhi but we all know how badly they have failed at it atishi told the crowdas part of a mass public outreach programme aap has launched the kude par jansamvad campaign which will target more than 13000 polling booths across the city to create a groundswellwith the chief minister earlier announcing that the upcoming mcd election will be fought on the issue of garbage mismanagement in the city the party plans to cover 13682 booths in delhi from november 8 to 20 and hold discussions and dialogue with the public