“This time Kejriwal is expected to interact with youth groups, senior citizens, tribals and people affected by the ban on mining,” AAP spokesperson Rupesh Shinkre told the media.
Kejriwal had visited Goa in May, when at a massive public rally, he had announced that AAP will be contesting the 2017 Assembly polls.
He later returned in June and addressed a public meeting and interacted with a number of people in the State.
He said his party was “sure of winning 35 of the 40 Assembly seats in Goa.”
