New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal admission that his decision to quit as Delhi chief minister had gone wrong, Delhi formal CM Arvind Kejriwal SAID ET he mistimed the decision to resign, and that mistake meant AAP suffers a communication gap with the people. He said that AAP will have to be more careful in future.
Kejriwal said he does not regret the decision to quit on principle, but he feels that he should not have it done the same night BJP and Congress blocked the passage of the Jan Lokpal Bill and He said, I think we should have taken a few more days to hold public meetings to explain the rationale behind our decision and then quit.
The suddenness of our decision and the communication gap with masses allowed BJP and Congress to spread falsehood about us and label us as escapists. This is a mistake we made and we’ll be more careful in future, Kejriwal said.
He said Modi won’t be India’s prime minister as BJP will get less than 180 seats. He also said AAP candidates will defeat both Modi from Varanasi and Rahul Gandhi from Amethi and change the political discourse of the country.
Arvind Kejriwal said, my calculations tell me that BJP will win less than 180 seats and Modi will not be the PM of this country. We will win the two seats that will change the political discourse of the country: Amethi and Varanasi. If BJP wins over 200 seats, but loses Varanasi, do you think that victory will hold any meaning for the party?
Similarly, Congress’ loss in Amethi will spell doom for its leadership even if it manages to emerge as the single largest party, Kejriwal said.
Kejriwal, who’s been assaulted five times in public since Lok Sabha campaigning began, reiterated his apprehension that he may the target of an attack. “Right now there have been a few small attacks, but I am sure some powerful people will not spare me after Lok Sabha elections. Yeh log chup nahin baithenge (they will not sit quietly),” said the former Delhi CM Arvind kejriwal.
Bureau Report
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