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Letter Published in The National Uae on 24 Dec 13Anti-corruption party’s Indian win

Your story, Indian anti-graft activist Kejriwal hints at forming Delhi government (December 23), was good to read.

As a former civil servant turned politician, Arvind Kejriwal’s stated aim to form a government with Congress party support is another dramatic development in Delhi politics.

The principal opposition party BJP is raising questions about anti-corruption AAP party chief’s stand not to join any party to form government. But because of the lack of a majority, he has changed his stance because of what is, in effect, the people’s referendum.

Apart from this, two or three of the promises he made through his election manifesto may not feasible for him to fulfil.

Because of the manifesto, he got 28 of the 70 seats, which is important.

How he will overcome these hurdles is something about which we will have to wait and see in the coming days.

K Ragavan, India