Kejriwal Rallies AAP Workers: Battle for Delhi's Future

Arvind Kejriwal, AAP's chief, accuses BJP of seeking power in Delhi to halt AAP's key public schemes like free electricity, education, and healthcare. He rallies party workers, stressing unity for the upcoming Assembly polls, warning against BJP's potential policy reversals if elected.

In a fervent address, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP of wanting to gain control of Delhi to undo his party's popular welfare initiatives, including free electricity and education programs.

He urged AAP workers to avoid internal conflicts as unity is crucial for the upcoming February Assembly elections. He emphasized that the party's aim is not power but serving the people of Delhi.

Kejriwal highlighted the critical role of 'mandal' in-charges in connecting with voters and rallying support at the grassroots level. He called on party members to commit fully to the campaign to safeguard the welfare schemes he established.

(With inputs from agencies.)