AAP announces new team for Indore division

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) today said it has completed the first phase of 'Mission Vistaar', the fledgling outfit's national level restructuring and expansion programme, in Madhya Pradesh.
"The first phase of 'Mission Vistaar' in Madhya Pradesh has been completed. As part of it, the new state-level executive body was announced yesterday," AAP member and 'Vistaar' programme observer Gaurav Tiwari said here.
Narmada Bachao Andolan leader Alok Agrawal was yesterday named coordinator of AAP unit in the BJP-ruled State.
Tiwari today announced the new office-bearers of the party's Indore division.
Yuvraj Singh Chauhan, a member of state executive, has been appointed organisation convener of the division, which consists of Indore, Dhar and Jhabua districts, he said.

Suyog Jhanwar, R K Mohar, Sanjeev Vaidya and Bhavesh Valvekar are the key members of the AAP's Indore division, while Hemant Joshi has been named media in-charge.
Post-Lok Sabha poll debacle, AAP launched 'Mission Vistaar' in June "to reorganise the party from the booth level to the national level in a year."
Under the campaign, the party seeks to reach out to the multitude of citizens, who share the ideology of AAP and want to play a meaningful role in nation building, and integrate them into the organisation.