Arvind Kejriwal's next: AAP leader makes Narendra Modi his rival No 1

February 17, 2014 11:57

There was a dull predictability to Arvind Kejriwal's resignation last week. The man had never wanted to become chief minister of Delhi. But when the Congress offered unconditional support, he had no choice but to form a government. Otherwise the BJP's slogan, 'A vote for AAP is a wasted vote' would have stuck.
Read Vir Sanghvi's column on the Hindustan Times.

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