This refers to the editorial, “looking beyond Delhi” (June 8). Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been a disappointment for the people who voted him to power with a huge mandate. He came on the political horizon on the pretext of his anti-corruption crusade at a time when the country was reeling under corruption.
However, in his bid for power, he forgot about fighting corruption, and started blazing all his guns at Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He is now seen siding with those who have plans to form a third front. His second agenda is to have continuous confrontation with the Centre on one pretext or the other, unmindful of the effect it may have on the development of the State.