We are not here to ensure that we are in power: Kejriwal

January 27, 2014 11:09

CNN-IBN reports: Facing criticism from opposition parties and rebel members, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday defended his government, saying that no other party had performed "as much as the AAP government" in the past one month.

"We are here to work for the people and not to ensure that we are in power," he added, in what seemed like a rebuttal of accusations by rebel party members like Vinod Kumar Binny.

Binny, who was expelled from AAP on grounds of indiscipline, has said that he will meet the Delhi Lieutenant Governor on Monday regarding issues not addressed by the AAP government.

"AAP is doing nothing to resolve the corruption allegations against the previous Sheila Dikshit government. They had promised permanent jobs to teachers and ITI workers, but nothing is being done for them. I will meet the L-G today regarding that issue," Binny said.

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