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People’s Campaign - Programme Schedule
Delhi State Assembly Elections 2008
People’s Campaign
On 12th November, 2008 Alliance for People’s Rights (APR) formally launched its Delhi Election Campaign 2008 at India Women's Press Corps, New Delhi. APR announced its plans / activity during the 10 days, coverage of over 200 slums/resettlement colonies/JJ Clusters across Delhi and culmination on 25th to be attended by both community members/leaders and political parties / contestants.
The press conference was well attended by all forms of media. There was a healthy interaction between media and APR members. APR requested media fraternity to become part of the campaign and provide strength in amplifying the cries of children and urban poor in the coming elections. Several media houses have expressed its willingness to cover parts of campaign and culmination.
The 10 days community level mobilization and awareness campaign from 16th November, 2008 to 25th November, 2008 that would cover over 200 slums, JJ Clusters and Resettlement Colonies, has been planned in a phased manner. First Phase community leaders, community based organization (CBO), and community groups will be mobilized through combined meetings (16th November 2008 to 17th November 2008) to carry-out the campaign in their communities, Second Phase Nukkad meetings will be conducted in each community with large groups (17th November 2008 to 19th November 2008). In last phase Zonal meetings will be conducted in 20 zones across Delhi from 20th November 2008 to 24th November 2008. The detailed list will be available at www.aprdelhi.blogspot.com & www.electioncampaign2008.blogspot.com from 16th November 2008
The campaign is planned to mobilize people whose voice has been never heard. The whole campaign will be carried out by volunteers, community leaders and media persons. The purpose of this campaign is to make people aware of their rights as a voter and make political parties and their candidates accountable to them. For making our democracy more vibrant, there is a need for a dialogue between the voters and the contestants. Voters have a right to know if the contestants and their parties actually know about their problems and how they are going to address those issues.
Based on community meeting during Jan Haq Yatra (1–3 March 2008) and Jan Sangharsh Yatra (6–8 September 2008) the issues identified / demands by people for debating with political parties and contestant are;
§ Child Friendly Delhi
§ Adequate Housing for all
§ Basic Amenities in Slums
§ Livelihood & Social Security
§ Secured Delhi for Women
§ Identity & Dignity of nomads, sewage workers, labourers, migrants etc
The campaign will culminate in a public hearing on 25th November, 2008 at Jantar Mantar. Around 3000 people representing over 200 slums/resettlement colonies/ JJ Clusters across Delhi will interact and express their concerns with representatives of political parties/election candidates.
People’s Campaign
On 12th November, 2008 Alliance for People’s Rights (APR) formally launched its Delhi Election Campaign 2008 at India Women's Press Corps, New Delhi. APR announced its plans / activity during the 10 days, coverage of over 200 slums/resettlement colonies/JJ Clusters across Delhi and culmination on 25th to be attended by both community members/leaders and political parties / contestants.
The press conference was well attended by all forms of media. There was a healthy interaction between media and APR members. APR requested media fraternity to become part of the campaign and provide strength in amplifying the cries of children and urban poor in the coming elections. Several media houses have expressed its willingness to cover parts of campaign and culmination.
The 10 days community level mobilization and awareness campaign from 16th November, 2008 to 25th November, 2008 that would cover over 200 slums, JJ Clusters and Resettlement Colonies, has been planned in a phased manner. First Phase community leaders, community based organization (CBO), and community groups will be mobilized through combined meetings (16th November 2008 to 17th November 2008) to carry-out the campaign in their communities, Second Phase Nukkad meetings will be conducted in each community with large groups (17th November 2008 to 19th November 2008). In last phase Zonal meetings will be conducted in 20 zones across Delhi from 20th November 2008 to 24th November 2008. The detailed list will be available at www.aprdelhi.blogspot.com & www.electioncampaign2008.blogspot.com from 16th November 2008
The campaign is planned to mobilize people whose voice has been never heard. The whole campaign will be carried out by volunteers, community leaders and media persons. The purpose of this campaign is to make people aware of their rights as a voter and make political parties and their candidates accountable to them. For making our democracy more vibrant, there is a need for a dialogue between the voters and the contestants. Voters have a right to know if the contestants and their parties actually know about their problems and how they are going to address those issues.
Based on community meeting during Jan Haq Yatra (1–3 March 2008) and Jan Sangharsh Yatra (6–8 September 2008) the issues identified / demands by people for debating with political parties and contestant are;
§ Child Friendly Delhi
§ Adequate Housing for all
§ Basic Amenities in Slums
§ Livelihood & Social Security
§ Secured Delhi for Women
§ Identity & Dignity of nomads, sewage workers, labourers, migrants etc
The campaign will culminate in a public hearing on 25th November, 2008 at Jantar Mantar. Around 3000 people representing over 200 slums/resettlement colonies/ JJ Clusters across Delhi will interact and express their concerns with representatives of political parties/election candidates.
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12th November 2008
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12th November 2008
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Name of Slum / JJ Slum / Resettlement Colony
Kalaynpuuri
Sanshi Camp Basti
Singhi Basti
Sapera Basti
Bhatt Basti
Badli Slum
Suraj Park
Raja Vihar
Badli Village
Bhagwanpura
Tara Nagar
Suraj Park
Om Vihar
Jay Vihar
Rama Park
Sec-3, Rohini
Dera Gawi Khan
Rang Mahal
A Block Mangolpuri
Vijay Nagar
Badli
Sec-20, Rohini
Sanjay Camp
Nirmana Camp
Jawahar Camp
Bapa Nagar
Regar Pura
100 Quarter Karol Bagh
Anand Parbat
Hari Dayan Singh Road
Chapparwalla Chowk
Sarai Rohilla
Budhbihar
Abantika
Labour chowk
Mangolpuri
Rohini Sector24
10 Seevrez Worker Store
MCD colony
Bajjit Nagar
Karmpura
Kirbu place
Madanpur
Seema puri
Shadi pur
khanpur
Trilokpuri
Samalka
Sonia Gandhi Camp
Gopal Colony
Kaposh Heg
Rajakori
Sangam Vihar ND-62
Nardan Harijan Basti
Lal Kuan
Sanjan JJ Camp, Dakhin Puri,ND 62
Seema Puri- E Block
Seema Puri -F Block
Seema puri- D Block
Seema Puri-C Block
Seemapuri-B Block
Shastri Park
Usamapuri
Nebsarai-Harijan Basti
Nebsarai-Kumhar Basti
Nebsarai-Balmiki Basti
Nebsarai Gaon
IndraEnclave, Nebsarai
Holi Chowk
Dhankar Road Basti
Outer Kumhar Basti
Neb Velley
Gali No 1,2,3,4 Neb Sarai
Sector 16 A Dwarka JJ colony
Nand Bihar
HariBihar
Patel Garden
Shivani Enclave
Sector15 JJ colony Dwarka
BharatBIhar,Kokrola, Dwarka
Bipingrden
Bikash Bihar
Rajib Extrension
Prem Nagar A-Block
B-block
C-block
D-block
E block
Premnagar II A-Block
B-block
c block
D block
E-block
Nangloi Vidhan Sabha Camp-2
A- Block
B=block
C block
D-block
E -Block
Rangpuri
Sapera basti
Sindhi Basti
Kabadi Basti
Tkt Chand Colony
Sankar Camp
Israil; Camp
Inder camp
Jaihind Camp
Harijan camp
kusumpur pahari
Rajashthani Basti
Valmiki Camp
Bondhu Camp
Bjhabar singh Camp
Priya ki Juggia
JNU ki juggia
kishan garh
Rajokori
kapaseda
Arjun camp
Bhim Nagar 5 basti
Hashtalal 5 basti
Mangolpuri 5 basti
Sultanpuri 5 basti
Tigadi camp
Vanjara camp
sanjay camp
cornal Farm Basti
Kanak Durga Basti
Badli vidhan sabh sanstha-5
Bhalaswa JJ colony
A2
A3
A5
B4
B6
B7
C2
C5
C6
D1
Natcolony
shantingar
Dhrampura
Sanjay camp
sadhucamp
Madanpur, Punarbash Basti
Block A-1
A2
B1
C
D
Kalyanpuri Basti
Shastri camp
Singli
Sapera basti
Baatt
Not an exhaustive list
Sanshi Camp Basti
Singhi Basti
Sapera Basti
Bhatt Basti
Badli Slum
Suraj Park
Raja Vihar
Badli Village
Bhagwanpura
Tara Nagar
Suraj Park
Om Vihar
Jay Vihar
Rama Park
Sec-3, Rohini
Dera Gawi Khan
Rang Mahal
A Block Mangolpuri
Vijay Nagar
Badli
Sec-20, Rohini
Sanjay Camp
Nirmana Camp
Jawahar Camp
Bapa Nagar
Regar Pura
100 Quarter Karol Bagh
Anand Parbat
Hari Dayan Singh Road
Chapparwalla Chowk
Sarai Rohilla
Budhbihar
Abantika
Labour chowk
Mangolpuri
Rohini Sector24
10 Seevrez Worker Store
MCD colony
Bajjit Nagar
Karmpura
Kirbu place
Madanpur
Seema puri
Shadi pur
khanpur
Trilokpuri
Samalka
Sonia Gandhi Camp
Gopal Colony
Kaposh Heg
Rajakori
Sangam Vihar ND-62
Nardan Harijan Basti
Lal Kuan
Sanjan JJ Camp, Dakhin Puri,ND 62
Seema Puri- E Block
Seema Puri -F Block
Seema puri- D Block
Seema Puri-C Block
Seemapuri-B Block
Shastri Park
Usamapuri
Nebsarai-Harijan Basti
Nebsarai-Kumhar Basti
Nebsarai-Balmiki Basti
Nebsarai Gaon
IndraEnclave, Nebsarai
Holi Chowk
Dhankar Road Basti
Outer Kumhar Basti
Neb Velley
Gali No 1,2,3,4 Neb Sarai
Sector 16 A Dwarka JJ colony
Nand Bihar
HariBihar
Patel Garden
Shivani Enclave
Sector15 JJ colony Dwarka
BharatBIhar,Kokrola, Dwarka
Bipingrden
Bikash Bihar
Rajib Extrension
Prem Nagar A-Block
B-block
C-block
D-block
E block
Premnagar II A-Block
B-block
c block
D block
E-block
Nangloi Vidhan Sabha Camp-2
A- Block
B=block
C block
D-block
E -Block
Rangpuri
Sapera basti
Sindhi Basti
Kabadi Basti
Tkt Chand Colony
Sankar Camp
Israil; Camp
Inder camp
Jaihind Camp
Harijan camp
kusumpur pahari
Rajashthani Basti
Valmiki Camp
Bondhu Camp
Bjhabar singh Camp
Priya ki Juggia
JNU ki juggia
kishan garh
Rajokori
kapaseda
Arjun camp
Bhim Nagar 5 basti
Hashtalal 5 basti
Mangolpuri 5 basti
Sultanpuri 5 basti
Tigadi camp
Vanjara camp
sanjay camp
cornal Farm Basti
Kanak Durga Basti
Badli vidhan sabh sanstha-5
Bhalaswa JJ colony
A2
A3
A5
B4
B6
B7
C2
C5
C6
D1
Natcolony
shantingar
Dhrampura
Sanjay camp
sadhucamp
Madanpur, Punarbash Basti
Block A-1
A2
B1
C
D
Kalyanpuri Basti
Shastri camp
Singli
Sapera basti
Baatt
Not an exhaustive list
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