Arvind Kejriwal says fight is with BJP only
posted on Jan 15, 2014 7:57AM
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who already announced that his party will contest to maximum number of Lok Sabha seats in the upcoming general elections has said, the contest would be mainly between BJP and Aam Admi parties only as Congress is not in a position to defend itself, which is submerged under several scams. He questioned BJP how it can fight against corruption, when it readmits a corrupt person like Yeddyurappa back into party.
He said Aam Admi party is fast spreading across the country as people are coming in large numbers to join the party. He said within one month time around 10 lakh people have taken membership of the party and the number is rapidly growing. He said his government’s performance itself spells what an Aam Admi can do if elected to power. Although, Aam Admi enjoys a good following in Hindi speaking belt, it has to strive hard to spread its wings to southern states of the country.
However, he can’t assume that the growing party members will ensure his party win over BJP and Congress parties, which have a strong base and network all over the country. Perhaps, he is expecting that even if his party wins a handful of MP seats, it will be bonus for his party and definitely not any loss.