Akalis have no moral right to rule Punjab: Kejriwal

February 26, 2016 18:06

Aam Aadmi Party Convener Arvind Kejriwal alleged that the SAD-BJP government in Punjab has "lost moral right" to continue as it has "miserably failed" in providing basic amenities like safe drinking water to the people of the state.

"After so many years of independence villages in Punjab are still deprived of drinking water," Kejriwal said on the second day of his five-day Punjab tour, at Teja Ruhela village. He "assured" availability of drinking water to all villages in Punjab within one month if AAP voted to power in the 2017 assembly poll.

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