Kejriwal apologises, promises not to quit again

February 01, 2015 13:42

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal has once again apologised for his actions during his 49-day tenure as chief minister of Delhi last year and promised not to quit again.

"Many people across Delhi feel that our actions have let them down. In May (last year), we apologised to the people of Delhi for the disappointment caused; and in case you missed it the first time, I do so again - so you hear us loud and clear," he said.

"We did not lie, and we did not steal. However, I acknowledge that people were still hurt by our actions, because what AAP represents is bigger than all of us. People felt hurt that they invested so much of themselves in a party and movement that was seen to have walked away," Kejriwal said writing on the NDTV website.

Kejriwal, who quit on February 14 last year just 49 days after being sworn-in, has faced flak for his decision to resign mid-way.

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