We will also give them a small reward in form of an appreciation certificate,” he further said. “They help us as per their abilities in various sectors.
Likewise we will rope in boys who are good in accounts so they will help the party in maintaining accounts. We have also found some young software engineers... they will help the party in maintaining website,” he explained.
“We will throng the streets soon by presenting creative dramas, for which a team of 15 young people has been working hard on,” Nayak said.
“This way, we can also reach out to youths who are in majority among the total population,” he said on the political campaign.
“Through the students internship programme we can also reach to their families in a cost effective manner, without spending a penny on TV or radio ads,” he said.
AAP to focus on unconventional campaign due to fund crunch
Ahmedabad: AAP, the toddler among big parties in Gujarat, has decided to go ahead with a low-profile political campaign for the LS polls using unconventional ways to woo voters including street plays and youth internships,
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