Personally against forming coalition govt in Delhi: Kejriwal

AAP had yesterday decided to seek people's opinion through SMS, mails, and phone on whether it should form the government or not with the outside support from the Congress.He said that among the many new things that AAP had brought into politics was the concept of participation of common man in formation of government.

“Till now, political decisions were taken behind closed doors and after voting was over, there was no active participation of common man. But we have changed it and this is participatory democracy and many have welcomed it,” he told news channels.

Asked whether the party was outsourcing its decision by going for a referendum, the AAP leader said “it was not outsourcing of decision but what happens today is outsourcing and we want to bring an end to this system.” Kejriwal said he agrees that the party cannot go to people for every decision but “participation of people was important in critical and important decisions”.