It's payback time, Arvindji

December 24, 2013 11:18

Arvind Kejriwal wasn't the only one staking claim to broom-inspired sweepstakes today.Inder Kumar and Sunil Kumar, sweepers at the Ghaziabad housing complex where the chief minister-designate lives, held up their brooms and grinned as they demanded a pay hike.

"Isi jharu ne unko kafi kuchh diya hai. Ab to saheb ko hamara salary badhana hoga (The broom has given him a lot; now saheb will have to raise our pay)," Inder, 45, said shortly after the Aam Aadmi Party chief met Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung and staked claim to power with outside support from the Congress. Read more

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