On Raksha Bandhan, Kejriwal's sister wishes for 'corrupt-free India'

August 29, 2015 20:09

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today went to holy town Haridwar to celebrate Raksha Bandhan and spend some time with his sister Dr Ranjana Gupta. After tying the rakhi to Kejriwal, Ranjana wished for a 'corruption free India' as a token of gift. "I wish he achieves his dream of making India corruption free," Dr Ranjana Gupta said.

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