Pushkar, who is the Timarpur MLA, said through the 'Satyagraha', starting tomorrow at Sangam Vihar, he wants to remind the ruling party of its promises in this regard.
He had earlier written letters to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and his Deputy Manish Sisodia on the "neglect and substandard treatment" to Sangam Vihar Wazirabad unauthorised colony.
"Apart from the letter, he raised this question twice in Delhi assembly and thrice in the district development committee but to no avail," a statement said.
"After doing everything in his capacity as an MLA, Pankaj Pushkar will be reminding the Kejriwal government of its promises made to the public regarding basic amenities and regularisation of unauthorised colonies. The public at Sangam Vihar Wazirabad are agitated at the neglect and insensitivity towards them," it said.
On August 29, AAP suspended its Punjab MPs -- Dharamvira Gandhi and Harinder Singh Khalsa -- for anti-party activities and alleged that they had joined hands with ruling BJP-SAD combine in the state.