Chanda Bandh Satyagraha: More than 20,000 people have signed the pledge till now against Aam Aadmi Party

• More than 20,000 people have signed the pledge till now under the Chanda Bandh Satyagraha Campaign against AAP
• Single point Questionnaire has been launched so that public opinion can be recorded, and we can bring end to the corrupt practices in AAP
• A press conference was conducted in Chandigarh on January 5, 2017, which confirmed the launching of Chanda Bandh Satyagraha in Punjab from January 9, 2017 onwards. The proliferation of this campaign very prominently highlights the success of the Satyagraha.
• The satyagraha has called for a massive response, evident from the fact that more than 1 lakh pamphlets have been distributed so far.
• Anna Hazare questions Arvind Kejriwal in his letter regarding the unfulfilled promises to him and the people and has come out in open support for Chanda Bandh Satyagraha
• AAP has also been issued notice by income tax department regarding opaque funding practices, but they have not taken any step regarding the transparency in political donations
• Anadhikrit Colony Vikas Sangh, which consists of 26 Resident Welfare Associations, too has extended the support to Chanda Bandh Satyagraha
• Volunteers of No List No Donation campaign are distributing pamphlets and speaking about the basics of transparent political system to make public aware of the opaque funding practices in AAP
• Apart from Delhiites, who formed majority of the crowd; people came all the way from Punjab to support the campaign

New Delhi, Jan 6, 2017: This is the 13^th day of Chanda Bandh Satyagraha and more than 20,000 people have signed the pledge and taken the resolution of not donating to AAP till it makes its political funding public.

The Satyagraha has called for a massive response, evident from the fact that more than 1 lakh pamphlets has been distributed so far.

The Satyagraha Campaign against AAP is garnering support from a large number of people and their number is increasing each day. Today, apart from delhiites, who formed majority of the crowd; people came all the way from Punjab to support the campaign.

The No List: No Donation Campaign against Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in New Delhi is in full swing and the ongoing signature drive is taking place at Rajeev Chowk Metro Station, Gate no. 7 in New Delhi.

Single point Questionnaire has been launched so that public opinion can be recorded, and we can bring end to the corrupt practices in AAP.

Not only people, even social groups have also come forward to proudly support the campaign and are creating awareness among people to join the fight against corruption.

The campaign has taken on the opaque funding practices by AAP. It may be known that AAP preaches 100 % financial transparency in its donations, yet has discontinued showing names of donors from the website since June 2016.

The satyagrahis of Chanda Band Satyagraha stand at public places in Delhi with banners and placards which essentially convey the message: "Take a Pledge not to donate to Aam Aadmi Party until it makes it Political Funding Public."

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During the ongoing campaign, the mother of a kid asked his son to support the No List: No Donation Campaign. This bears proof that there is so much need of clean politics in the nation. Anadhikrit Colony Vikas Sangh, which consists of 26 Resident Welfare Associations, too has extended the support to Chanda Bandh Satyagraha.

The satyagrahis of Chanda Bandh Satyagraha stand at public places in Delhi with banners and placards which essentially convey the message: "Take a Pledge not to donate to Aam Aadmi Party until it makes it Political Fundings Public."

AAP has also been issued notice by income tax department regarding opaque funding practices, but they have not taken any step regarding the transparency in political donations.
Volunteers of No List No Donation campaign are distributing pamphlets and speaking about the basics of the transparent political system to make public aware of the opaque funding practices in AAP.

Anna Hazare questions Arvind Kejriwal in his letter regarding the unfulfilled promises to him and the people. The campaign -blessed by Anna Hazare- is aimed at compelling the Aam Aadmi Party to do course correction since the party has refused to make details of its political donations public.

A press conference was conducted in Chandigarh on January 5, 2017 which confirmed the launching of Chanda Bandh Satyagraha in Punjab from 9th January, 2017 onwards. The proliferation of this campaign very prominently highlights the success of the Satyagraha.
The Chanda Bandh Satyagraha initiative has been taken up by Chicago-based Munish Kumar Raizada, a medical doctor and a suspended member of AAP.

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Raizada has demanded 4 specific conditions to be met: Put all donations in public domain, donations should be searchable by name (and not only via receipt number), Missing Balance Sheets after 2014 to be made public and inquiry to be ordered in the dubious donations of Rupees 2 Cr that the party received in 2014. Kejriwal had promised an inquiry into this if came into power.

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