Radical reforms if BJP elected to power, promises Harsh Vardhan

October 24, 2013 15:59

BJP's Chief Ministerial candidate Dr Harsh Vardhan today promised to bring "radical reforms" in governance if his party comes to power and accused the Congress government of "piling up miseries" on the people and putting Delhi in intensive care unit by its "misrule".

A day after being named as the party's CM candidate following a bitter race for the position within Delhi BJP, Vardhan said a "clean, transparent and people's government" will be in place if voted to power and ruled out any infighting in the party fold.

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