Storm of change is coming to Gujarat: AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal

WANKANER: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said a storm of change is coming in Gujarat and said he will never seek votes again if his party did not deliver on the promises made to people.
"All promises AAP made to the people of Gujarat regarding education, healthcare, employment etc are based on what my government did in Delhi," Kejriwal said, addressing people during his road shows in Chotila and Wankaner towns of Surendranagar district on Sunday.
"You have given 27 years to BJP. I am here to seek only five years. Give us five years, I will not come to ask for your votes if we do not deliver," he said, adding that the free electricity guarantee will be implemented from March 1 after AAP forms a government in Gujarat.
Kejriwal further said he has put in place a plan for Gujarat which includes the construction of a large number of hospitals, mohalla clinics and providing jobs to youths.
"I am an educated person. I know how to work, and construct schools, and hospitals...I do not make false promises. I am only talking about the work I have done in Delhi. I am an honest person, I do not indulge in corruption," he said.
After Wankaner, Kejriwal also participated in the "tiranga yatra" at Chotila where he told people that he was like their brothers and will rid them of inflation.