New Delhi: To counter any attempt by its rivals to woo voters through distribution of cash and liquor, AAP has installed 2,000 high resolution spy cameras in and around slums of Delhi and said it was their attempt to end the age-old practice of buying votes.
Aam Aadmi Party also claimed that it has already met success with the endeavour as locals and party volunteers in Badli village Assembly constituency caught red-handed some people allegedly distributing liquor bottles at night.
“We have bought 2,000 spy cams and deployed them at various places in slums and jhuggis to put an end to the age-old practice by other parties of buying votes through distribution of cash and liquor,” an AAP leader said.
Delhi Assembly polls are notorious for “buying” voters a night before the elections by offering them alcohol and money.
AAP has deployed its specially trained volunteers and also educated the voters not to fall prey to such tactics.
