AAP has no money to fight Goa, Punjab polls: Kejri
THE HUFFINGTON POST, PANAJI | 22 August 2016 20:46 IST
Aam Aadmi Party does not have money to fight election despite running Delhi government, AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal has said.
"It would look odd but it is true that despite a one-and-half year of governance in Delhi, AAP does not have money to fight election. I can show you my bank account, even party does not have money," Kejriwal told a group of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes members in South Goa last evening.
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In AAP, I can give suggestions and even I can give solutions. This is different between other parties. Other parties take our vote and forget us. But AAP is our party and hence we will be involved in AAP Governance. All voters will have their say in their own constituencies. Major projects in the constituency will be decided by the Voters and not by the MLA or Minister.
- Jack De Goan, Goa | 23 rd August 2016 16:22
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