It’s time to change Goa, Kejriwal appeals in a video message
GOANEWS DESK, PANAJI | 11 May 2016 22:14 IST

“It’s time to change Goa”, says Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in a video message while appealing people to join his rally on 22nd May.
After winning 67 out of 70 seats in Delhi Assembly election last year, he says now time has come to repeat the history in Goa Assembly election.
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According to him, people of Goa are fed up of corruption and corrupt politicians, thus his Aam Aadmi Party enters the fray.
He also explains in the video message what kind of development AAP has done in Delhi, including free medical services provided to the people in government hospitals.
“BJP and Congress are surprised where we get the money from for the development”, he says and explains where the money comes from.
AAP national secretary Pankaj Gupta, who has been doing all the groundwork to build AAP in Goa, has said Kejriwal’s Goa rally would primarily focus upon updating people about the governance in Delhi.
AAP has also said the party would not ‘bring’ people for the rally, unlike other parties, but expects people to come to Campal ground at their own initiative.
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Please do the needful get rid off corrupt politician from goa all non residence will support you people are fed up
You will win all the 40 seats in goa.
- Caitano fernandes, Uk | 13 th May 2016 07:59
Over the years politicians have created a system which allows them and their friends and bureaucrats to loot the country at the cost of 80% of the population. All major parties are part of this system. Modi may improve the system but will never challenge and change it. BJP and congress call each other corrupt but till today no politician has been brought to book except with the intervention of the courts. Rules have been framed in such a way that politicians who are convicted continue to hold high offices. The system will take care of people like Mallya.
What we need today is a leader who can challenge and change the system to benefit majority of the people. AK's maverick ways have dented the system and there is hope of complete revamp of the system for the betterment of majority of people of this country. It is our duty to encourage such leaders and hope for better days. I request people of Goa to embrace AAP and give them an opportunity to bring about changes that we dream about.
- Shyam Prasad, Banalore | 12 th May 2016 08:31
Kejriwal Goankaryanka mhanta- "Meri bhi lift kara de"
I will be too happy to have some fun in sun and sand, while spouting idle talk on development and war against corruption. Please, oh please elect us!
- welt, Hyderabad | 12 th May 2016 02:38
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