Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday claimed that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) would form the government in Gujarat after the Assembly elections, adding that an “IB [Intelligence Bureau] report has also predicted the same”.
Campaigning in Gujarat for the polls, Mr. Kejriwal contended that the people of Gujarat wanted an alternative to the BJP and the Congress, and the AAP had emerged as that alternative.
Mr. Kejriwal arrived in the State on Saturday and addressed two rallies, in Gandhidham in Kutch, and in Junagadh. He also participated in a Navaratri garba event at Khodaldham, a major pilgrimage site for the Leuva Patel community near Rajkot.
