Kejriwal: People fed up with parties, leaders & politics of bygone era

Chandigarh, Dec 28: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday that people across the country, including Chandigarh and Punjab, are fed up with old traditional parties, leaders and the old style of politics.
“People want freedom from corruption, after Delhi, Chandigarh’s election results are a clear example of this. The people have chosen the new party (AAP), new faces and honest politics by shocking the old ones”, he said.
In a statement here on Tuesday, Kejriwal said that the people of Chandigarh had truly performed a miracle in the municipal elections. Defeated many great giants and chose brand new faces. Traditional parties’ thrones were shaken by the defeat of some veterans, including the sitting BJP mayor, two former mayors and the president of the BJP’s youth wing, as people have come to believe in the AAP and its new faces, he said.
The Delhi CM said that the results in Chandigarh had dispelled the “myths” and “misinformation” spread by the opposition about the AAP that the party was not supported by the urban voters. “Today, the entire rural and urban population of Punjab perceives the AAP as a great hope, as the traditional old parties had disappointed and dismayed people even after repeated opportunities. The whole Punjab wants change. Like Delhi and Chandigarh, Punjab wants new faces and honest politics”, he added.
Kejriwal said that in honor of the mandate given by the people of Chandigarh, AAP would move forward along with other elected candidates, regardless of the party they belong. The aim is to make Chandigarh a beautiful city again and free it from all the problems it is facing today. That is why AAP will develop Chandigarh by making everyone a partner of this process.
Addressing the people of Chandigarh, the AAP supremo said, “I bow to the people of Chandigarh. I salute Chandigarh for revolutionizing like Delhi. I would like to assure the people of Chandigarh that the trust they have shown to AAP will not be allowed to falter, but will be strengthened by meeting all expectations.”