Kejriwal Challenges BJP, Defends Integrity Amidst Campaign in Haryana

Arvind Kejriwal, AAP national convener, accused the BJP-led Centre of falsely portraying him as corrupt. Addressing a roadshow in Haryana, he defended his tenure as Delhi's chief minister, citing improvements in electricity and education. Kejriwal urged voters to back AAP in the upcoming Haryana assembly polls.

Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP national convener, intensified his criticism of the BJP-led Centre on Tuesday, alleging a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation by portraying him as corrupt. Addressing a roadshow in Rania assembly constituency, Haryana, Kejriwal defended his governance record, highlighting significant improvements in electricity and education during his tenure as Delhi's chief minister.

Kejriwal, who was recently released from Tihar Jail on bail in the excise policy case, questioned the ruling party's motives, asserting his integrity. He emphasized the free electricity and quality education initiatives in Delhi and Punjab as evidence of his honest governance.

The AAP leader called on Haryana voters to support AAP in the October 5 state assembly polls, promising similar reforms if elected. He predicted that no government in Haryana can be formed without AAP’s support, urging residents to vote for change and oust the BJP.