A person can obtain membership by logging on to www.aamadmiparty.org/joinus .
Alternately, he can send SMS to 07798220033 for membership. A person can also send miscall on this number for acquiring membership of the party.
Gopal Rai, who was also present in this press conference, said that a person can become a member through soon-to-be launched door-to-door membership drive as well.
The Delhi CM said that there is no provision for screening of ordinary members and that the screening is done only for office bearers and party candidates for various elections so that no wrong person gets power that he can misuse.
Reacting to a question on his personal security, Kejriwal said that he does not need any security cover as there is no threat to his life.
Here, we are giving you regular updates on this press conference:
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New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today kicked off Aam Aadmi Party's national membership drive .Termed as 'Main Bhi Aam Aadmi', this national campaign will cover mainly those states from where AAP is planning
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