Goa Assembly election | Kejriwal says AAP will think of allying with non-BJP parties in event of fractured mandate
The Hindu
‘AAP has come forward as a fresh hope for Goans frustrated with politics of the Congress and the BJP,’ says the Delhi Chief Minister
Remarking that the(AAP) would only think of allying with a non-BJP party in the event of a fractured mandate in Goa, its national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday expressed confidence that such a need would not arise and said that his party had come forward as “a fresh hope” for Goans tired of the politics of the older parties in the coastal State.
Mr. Kejriwal also made it clear that the AAP would not be aligning with the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress (TMC) in the coming Assembly election of February 14.
The Delhi CM unveiled the AAP’s 13-point ‘vision document’ in Panaji on Sunday with its promises of free electricity, quality education, equality of job opportunity, unemployment allowance, ease of business — all of it topped by an assurance of “honest governance”.