Aap to come up with corrupt list for states

After its 'corrupt list' targeting national politicians, Aam Aadmi Party says it will release a list of leaders at the state-level with corrupt, criminal or dynastic background and

field candidates against them. After its 'corrupt list' targeting national politicians, Aam Aadmi Party says it will release a list of leaders at the state-level with corrupt,

criminal or dynastic background and field candidates against them. "We will release the list of leaders at the state level. There are many leaders in different states whose names have

not been announced by the party, but are symbols of corruption, criminalisation of politics and dynastic politics. There are legislators who would be contesting Lok Sabha elections from

Maharashtra. Some are ministers in the state while others are just MLAs. We would be releasing a similar list of such leaders," Subhash Ware, a senior AAP leader from Maharashtra, said.

Party sources said with Assembly elections in Maharashtra and Haryana to be held just after the Lok Sabha elections, the party would be focusing on these two states in a big way. AAP has

already issued a list of leaders across political parties, including Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav and BSP

supremo Mayawati, apart from several UPA ministers against whom it would be fielding candidates in the Lok Sabha polls. In Maharashtra, the party is expected to field candidates against

Sharad Pawar's daughter Supriya Sule, former Deputy Chief Minister Chhagan Bhujbal, whose name cropped in the stamp paper scam, or his son Sameer, depending on who contests the Lok

Sabha polls. AAP has already announced Vijay Pandhare, former engineer with the state government who helped unearth the irrigation scam, as a potential candidate from Nashik, currently

represented by Sameer. In Haryana, the party has also short-listed potential candidates against Congress MP Deepender Singh Hooda, son of Chief Minister Bhupinder Hooda, from Rohtak.