Nashik: The AAP activists took up the 'brooms', which is the party's election symbol, and went around sweeping roads here as a mark of tributes to Mahatma Gandhi on his death death anniversary.
<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2014/jan/Broom-o0.jpg" alt="" /> An AAP worker holds a broom during a party rally in New Delhi. File pic
Instead of garlanding the statue of the Father of the Nation on his 66th death anniversary yesterday, over 50 activists of the Nashik AAP unit cleaned the bus stand premises with the brooms.
AAP's district coordinator Jitendra Bhave, however, said the activists could not sweep the bus stand's canteen premises clean as hoteliers have dumped a huge pile of garbage there and a machine is required to lift it.
The party has also decided to collect scrap paper and magazines from people and then sell it to generate funds, he said.

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The Aam Aadmi Party activists sweep Nashik roads with their election symbol-'broom', to mark the 66th death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi&nbsp;&nbsp;

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