Kejriwal's 'Certificate of Honesty': AAP's Campaign Strategy Unveiled

AAP's Sandeep Pathak emphasized Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's commitment to honesty, claiming he will not occupy the CM's chair until people provide him a 'certificate of honesty'. This statement came during a campaign meeting in Jind, where AAP planned its strategy for the upcoming Haryana polls on October 5.

In a fervent declaration on Monday, AAP leader Sandeep Pathak asserted that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal embodies integrity, emphasizing he has no desire for power. Kejriwal will not assume the CM's chair unless the populace affirms his honesty.

Pathak, a Rajya Sabha MP and AAP's general secretary, revealed this stance during a meeting in Jind. There, he strategized for the next fifteen days of campaigning ahead of Haryana's October 5th polls. The campaign will involve party workers reaching out to households and advocating for a chance for Kejriwal's party, promising results and validating their worth in every future vote.

Responding to Kejriwal's recent announcement of his impending resignation from the Chief Ministerial post to seek a 'certificate of honesty', Pathak underscored Kejriwal's unwavering commitment to truthfulness. This announcement, which caught many by surprise, was seen by BJP as a mere 'PR exercise' and 'drama', following Kejriwal's release on bail in the excise policy graft case.

(With inputs from agencies.)