More than 20 days after the spectacular performance of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi assembly polls, the party will open its district-level office in the town at Sheela bypass on Sunday.
Giving this information, Baljit Kumar, a member of the state executive committee, said a common man would inaugurate the party office in the morning, which would be followed by entrusting responsibilities to the district committee members.
He added that during a press conference a helpline number would also be released for common people so that they can register themselves with the party.
Kumar said the decision to open the office at Rohtak, which is the hometown of chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, was taken after receiving huge response from local residents.