#AAPkaManifesto makes debut on Twitter: Read it all here

The Aam Aadmi Party has released a 70-point manifesto ahead of the Delhi polls on 7 February. This time it will focus on electricity and water, the cornerstones of its hugely successful 2013 assembly election campaign that saw the party win 28 seats. Along with an emphasis on education from pre-primary levels to university, affordable housing, wifi enabling the entire city and transportation. [caption id=“attachment_2043037” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] AAP convenor and former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. AFP[/caption] In the AAP-manifesto, the party has clearly recognised that the issues on which it campaigned remain as relevant to voters as ever, and has therefore come back with a promise to deliver effectively. AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal has already apologised to voters for stepping down as Chief Minister after a mere 49 days in power. The manifesto, which the party tweeted out from its official handle, includes a promise to a comprehensive performance audit of electricity companies by the CAG, and pledge to fulfill its 2013 Delhi manifesto promise of providing consumers the right to choose between electricity providers. It has also vowed to reduce electricity bills by half. Here are the tweets: