In Amritsar, Arvind Kejriwal skips naming Punjab CM candidate

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Amritsar, November 23

Delhi CM and AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal chose not to announce party’s CM candidate for Punjab today, but said he “will disclose the name before other parties do”.

He clarified that he would not be the CM face. “No political party is announcing its CM candidate. Even the ruling party hasn’t.” On AAP MLAs deserting the party, Arvind Kejriwal said it

happened with every party. “Our two MLAs have quit, but at least 25 MLAs and a couple of MPs of the Congress are in touch with us, but we don’t want to induct kachra,” he said. — TNS

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