Why No. 2 is the real No.1 for Kejriwal

December 09, 2013 13:19

Knowing him, Kejriwal probably isn't terribly ruing he didn't win Delhi; knowing him, he's probably elated he has been spared the reins and afforded the freedom to travel beyond with the message of his big-bang debut.

It was not merely Delhi he had set out to take, it was always a place called India.

That objective lies plainly stated on his Twitter handle for anyone to grasp. "Political revolution in India has begun,' it goes, "Bharat jaldi badlega.' (India will soon change.)

Sankarshan Thakur reports.

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