Don't put up posters, that's not our politics: Kejriwal to supporters

February 16, 2015 19:59

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal expressed unhappiness over posters and hoardings congratulating the party for its landside victory in Delhi polls that have come up across the city, saying Aam Aadmi Party was against this kind of politics.

"Some people have put out posters and hoardings congratulating about the victory all across the city. This is not right. We are precisely against this kind of politics. If the volunteers want to celebrate victory, they should serve the people," Kejriwal posted on Facebook.

Kejriwal also asked people to report to authorities if they came across any such poster or hoarding. Within an hour of posting the message, it was liked by over 14,000 people and shared by over 1,000.

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