'No government will be formed in Haryana without AAP', Arvind Kejriwal's big claim

Haryana Election: In his first political program after resigning from the post of Delhi CM. AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal made a big statement in a road show in Haryana. He said that no government will be formed in Haryana without AAP. Kejriwal said this statement, while addressing a really in Jagadhari Vidhan Sabha.

Arvind Kejriwal first political really after resignation

Today Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), leader Arvind Kejriwal  reached Haryana,  after leaving his post. Here he did a road show. During this, Kejriwal said that whatever government will be formed in Haryana, it will not be formed without Aam Aadmi Party.

Kejriwal  'Haryana's blood is running in my veins'

 Meanwhile in Jagadhari Vidhan Sabha, really Arvind Kejriwal said, 'My greetings to the people of Jagadhari. You must have seen that these people had put me in jail by filing a fake case. I was in jail for 5 months. During this,BJP tried very hard to break me. They did not even give me the facilities that a normal criminal gets.' However BJP wanted to break me but they did not know that I am from Haryana. Haryana's blood is running in my veins.

Cannot break a person from Haryana

All though Kejriwal, said that you can break anyone but you cannot break a person from Haryana. Now every person of Haryana will take revenge for whatever they did to me. BJP sent me to jail, now the people of Haryana will send them out of Haryana.

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Arvind Kejriwal targeted BJP during road show

While addressing a really in Jagadhri, Yamunanagar, Arvind Kejriwal said, "Adarsh ​​Pal (AAP candidate) is there, he stays with you. He stays with you in good and bad times. On the other hand, there is the Education Minister. He has made the whole of Haryana miserable. Give us a chance , we will make the education system like Delhi in Haryana.  Meanwhile  Aam Aadmi Party  has fielded candidates on all 90 seats in the Haryana Assembly elections.