Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP's) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal is the Chief Ministerial candidate in the upcoming Delhi elections from the party. This was declared by its one of the key members Yogendra Yadav on Saturday. “After a long time, Delhi has a candidate it can trust. We have always projected Arvind Kejriwal as our CM nominee,” Yadav said.
Meanwhile, Kejriwal on Saturday pledged a special Assembly session at Ramlila ground on December 29 to adopt the Jan lokpal Bill as proposed by anti-graft activist Anna Hazare if elected to power. He said it would be a befitting reply to those MPs who have made a mockery of the Bill during the Winter Session of Parliament.
“Election dates have been announced and by December 15 we will form the Government and on December 29 a special session (of the Assembly) would be called at Ramlila ground, where Anna Hazare was on an 11-day long fast unto death for the Jan lokpal Bill; the
Bill would be adopted there,” Kejriwal asserted. He said Congress and BJP are two sides of the coin campaigning against AAP.