<p>New Delhi: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi will form 11-member committees at all polling booths across the national capital as it ramps up preparations for the Lok Sabha elections, party leader Sandeep said on Monday.</p><p>Pathak -- the AAP's national general secretary (organisation) -- said in-charges of mandal units were appointed in a meeting with AAP vice-presidents in Delhi Rituraj Jha, Rajesh Gupta, Gulab Singh and Jinteder Tomar.</p><p>He also asked the party leaders to focus on the mandal units and diligently discharge their responsibilities.</p>.AAP will take on Haryana assembly elections solo but will piggyback I.N.D.I.A bloc for Lok Sabha polls.<p>Stressing on the need to strengthen the party organisation up to the booth level, Pathak said, "We will form 11-member committees at each polling booth and appoint presidents for those units."</p><p>Once the booth-level committees are formed, door-to-door campaigning will be launched across Delhi. Training programmes in all assembly constituencies will begin from Tuesday, Pathak added.</p><p>The AAP is in talks with the Congress, its partner in the opposition I.N.D.I.A bloc, over a seat-sharing formula in Delhi. The parties have so far held two meetings to devise a formula ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, likely to be held in April-May.</p><p>Sources said the AAP and the Congress are both demanding four of Delhi's seven Lok Sabha constituencies.</p><p>The BJP routed both the AAP and the Congress in the 2014 and the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, winning all seven seats in Delhi.</p>
<p>New Delhi: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi will form 11-member committees at all polling booths across the national capital as it ramps up preparations for the Lok Sabha elections, party leader Sandeep said on Monday.</p><p>Pathak -- the AAP's national general secretary (organisation) -- said in-charges of mandal units were appointed in a meeting with AAP vice-presidents in Delhi Rituraj Jha, Rajesh Gupta, Gulab Singh and Jinteder Tomar.</p><p>He also asked the party leaders to focus on the mandal units and diligently discharge their responsibilities.</p>.AAP will take on Haryana assembly elections solo but will piggyback I.N.D.I.A bloc for Lok Sabha polls.<p>Stressing on the need to strengthen the party organisation up to the booth level, Pathak said, "We will form 11-member committees at each polling booth and appoint presidents for those units."</p><p>Once the booth-level committees are formed, door-to-door campaigning will be launched across Delhi. Training programmes in all assembly constituencies will begin from Tuesday, Pathak added.</p><p>The AAP is in talks with the Congress, its partner in the opposition I.N.D.I.A bloc, over a seat-sharing formula in Delhi. The parties have so far held two meetings to devise a formula ahead of the Lok Sabha polls, likely to be held in April-May.</p><p>Sources said the AAP and the Congress are both demanding four of Delhi's seven Lok Sabha constituencies.</p><p>The BJP routed both the AAP and the Congress in the 2014 and the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, winning all seven seats in Delhi.</p>