Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal on Monday has said his party would contest all Assembly seats of Haryana after playing a significant role in the forthcoming Delhi Assembly elections.
The AAP would offer its tickets to those who have clean image and tickets of those candidates would be cancelled even a day before the polls if against whom any proof of corruption is found.
Addressing a gathering at Vegetable Market in Bahadurgarh, he said the AAP had entered into politics to bring an effective change in the corruption-ridden system by ensuring the significant contribution of common men for this social cause.
Seeking support from the Bahadurgarh residents for the Delhi assembly polls, the party chief appealed to them to spare at least 15 days from their busy schedule for canvassing in favour of the AAP candidates in the polls. He said such sort of moral support would strengthen the poll campaign of the party candidates.
Slamming the Delhi State Government for not working for the common men, Kejriwal said since the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was not capable of defeating Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dixit, he had decided to contest the polls against Sheila Dixit from where she would file her nomination.
Accusing the BJP of being hand in glove with Shiela Dixit, he said the BJP had put its weight behind Dixit to get him defeated in the polls, but he would not roll back his decision and would achieve success against Dixit in the elections. He alleged that the BJP had been fielding its weak candidate against Dixit in Assembly polls for the past 15 years so as to ensure her easy victory.
Charging the Delhi and Haryana governments for ignoring the interests of common men, Kejriwal said both the governments had successfully constructed numerous over-bridges in their States, but did not take any interest to enhance the standard of government schools.
"The reason is clear that people at the helm of affairs do not want to provide better education to the children of lower and lower middle classes as they know it that that they will not be able to loot the country if children of common people get higher and quality education," he added.