"People of Goa are ready for change": Arvind Kejriwal after inaugurating party office in Mayem

Mayem (Goa) [India], October 5 (ANI): Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday inaugurated the party's state office in Mayem, Goa, declaring that the people of the state are fed up with the BJP-Congress nexus and are ready to vote for change under AAP's leadership.
Accompanied by Goa in-charge Atishi on his three-day visit, the AAP Chief said Goans showered the BJP with love but in return received broken roads, crumbling schools and hospitals, and rampant gundaraj.
According to an official statement, the AAP Supremo added that for decades, a dozen families tied to both Congress and BJP have captured Goa and looted its people, while the BJP even failed to deliver on its promise of land ownership rights.
Appealing to the people of the state to give his party a chance to form the government, Arvind Kejriwal assured, "We will ensure ownership rights on land for every citizen."

During this AAP Goa In-charge Atishi, Goa State President Amit Palekar, Benaulim MLA Venzy Viegas, Goa General Secretary Organisation Shrikrishna Parab, National Spokesperson Valmiki Naik, and local leaders from the state were present.
The AAP Chief highlighted how ordinary people struggle with basic government tasks. "A poor person has to get a ration card, Aadhaar card, voter card, caste certificate, and income certificate. When you go to government offices, you don't know whom to meet, what to do, which form to fill. Come to our office, we will get your work done without bribes," he said.
Arvind Kejriwal explained that the AAP office would also help people access welfare schemes.
"There are so many government schemes - Griha Laxmi Yojana and many others. But poor people do not know how to apply, which form to fill, or whom to approach. Come to our office and we will inform you of all schemes and ensure you get their benefits," he said.
Kejriwal also announced that in two weeks, AAP will open a clinic in Mayem to provide free healthcare. (ANI)