Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today gave a big boost to the Aam Admi Party’s (AAP) poll campaign in Uttarakhand, announcing some major election promises and also lashing out against its bigger rivals like the BJP and the Congress. Mr Kejriwal talked briefly about price rise and the problems faced by ordinary families because of it before moving on to the power sector.

Uttarakhand’s people have been getting ground by these two parties BJP and Congress like grain between two millstones. They are only fighting for the chair. Mr Kejriwal said today in his first press conference amid AAP’s campaign for the state polls scheduled for February 2022.

The AAP National Convenor cited his party’s performance in Delhi to to tell voters of the hill state that they need to avoid the BJP and the Congress which are only after attaining power and not development. Mr Kejriwal also said that if an AAP government is formed in Uttarakhand, no taxes will be increased for five years and the state will not seek loans.