Addressing a road show at a slum cluster in Shadipur, the AAP leader also appealed to the people to support his party to bring “systemic changes” and make a “difference” in the political landscape in the country.
“I won't sit idle until these slums are converted to concrete structures. We gave our word for cut in power rates and free water; but our policies were withdrawn after they ousted us. If we could do it; why can't the ruling government do it?” Kejriwal said to an applauding crowd. The AAP leader also talked about the injustice meted out to the street vendors.
“We talked about providing licenses to the street vendors. They were not harassed by the police when we are at power, but now I get to hear that the police have restored their nasty routine,” he said.
Musician Vishal Dadlani, who has been an AAP supporter since the inception of the party and courted controversy for his remarks against Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi, was the star attraction at the roadshow.
“It is not Kejriwal's fight. It is the fight of each one of you. You have to decide whether you want to vote for a system that divides you or a system that robs the nation. Do not waste your vote for a communal or a corrupt force,” Dadlani said amidst the slogans of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai' ‘Iss Baar Jhadu Pe Mohar'.
AAP's candidate from New Delhi constituency Ashish Khetan also accompanied the party chief in the roadshow. “There is some magic happening in the country. A party that was just one year old won 28 seats in the national capital of the country.
“These are signals from God that encourage us in our fight against corrupt forces,” Kejriwal concluded his roadshow by paying obeisance at the Valmiki Temple at Valmiki colony. Dekhi will go to polls on April 10.
