I failed the test of electoral politics: Bedi

February 16, 2015 18:13

In her first detailed response after BJP's humiliating defeat in the Delhi Assembly polls, Kiran Bedi today said that she "failed" the test of electoral politics" despite giving it all her energy and experience. The former IPS officer, whom the party had made its chief ministerial candidate, made the candid admission through an open letter.

"I have failed the test. And take full responsibility for my decision. But inside of me has not failed. Because given the time I gave to myself, I gave it all the energy and experience I had. Obviously it was not enough.

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