"I have come here and worked in this huge constituency. But she has never lived, so how can she say anything?" Maken said.
The Congress general secretary in charge of communication said his prospects of getting re-elected were very good. "The chances are very good. I am getting very good response," he said.
To prospect of the Congress winning in the 10 assembly seats that fall in his constituency whenever the Delhi elections are held, Maken said he was very confident of the party doing well.
Though he was late by over an hour, most senior residents of Gulmohar Park had stayed back to listen to Maken.
As he smilingly met the gathering of residents, mostly senior journalists, at the Gulmohar Club, Maken, 50, did not reveal any signs of tiredness, though he arrived straight from a long padyatra in Vasant Gaon, which he had begun at 7 a.m.
I am not a missing MP, says Ajay Maken
New Delhi: Ajay Maken, sitting Congress MP from New Delhi Lok Sabha seat, is giving the fight to retain the seat for the third term all he has, criss-crossing his constituency from morning till night,
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