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AAP is busy doing work and doesn’t have time for publicity, that’s why PR agency was hired

AAP leaders are so busy doing good work for people that they don’t have time to deal with media and publicize their work.

NEW DELHI: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has hired services of a Public Relations (PR) agency for image building and media management. The hiring was done by the Delhi government led by hardworking and honest chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

According to reports, the PR agency in question is Perfect Relations as it will act as a media consultant to the party and the Delhi government. This news was broken by news agency ANI where Honorable CM’s media adviser Arunodya Prakash was quoted as confirming the development.

According to reports, which could be press releases issued by Perfect Relations as part of its professional association as PR agency, the agency will be paid Rs. 200 crores to improve the image of AAP and Delhi government.

Earlier, the Delhi government had sanctioned Rs. 526 crore for information and publicity. The latest news shows that the party and the government is serious about promoting news of its hard work and good work that is not reported by the mainstream media, which is controlled by BJP and Prime Minister Modi.

Experts claim that most of the AAP leaders, including even its primary members, are busy doing hard work to make lives of the aam aadmi (the common man of India) better and hence they don’t have time to deal with media and publicize their work.

“AAP is not like BJP, which only talks to media and does nothing on ground. This party led by Shri Arvind Kejriwal has made Delhi a heaven and are still working to improve the heavenly standards. The media and publicity budget is totally justified,” Sarah Naqvi, a neutral commentator told Junta Ka Reporter (JKR).

We want to make it clear it our readers that JKR has not yet been paid any money by the PR agency or the Delhi government. We are bring unbiased and truthful reports to you because it’s our journalistic duty.

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