Jhadus waved in celebration at AAP office

December 08, 2013 10:36

The jhadu, the symbol of the Aam Admi Party is being waved vigorously outside the party office in Delhi.

Kiran Bedi, who had been offered a ticket by AAP as their chief ministerial candidate, had said she was unwilling to join the party, but remained a well wisher.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) offered a ticket to Kiran Bedi and even offered to make the former IPS officer their chief ministerial candidate, she has expressed her unwillingness to join the party.

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Bedi tweets: AAP was born when Congress refused to set up an SIT on Coalgate in July 2011!Had it done so!Aap may not have been there today to beat them!

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