NEW DELHI, Mar 23: Sunita, wife of AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, addressed the public for the first time since his arrest, reading out a message where the Delhi Chief Minister emphasized his lifelong commitment to serving the nation.
In a message from Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody, Kejriwal expressed his unwavering determination, stating that no obstacle could confine him and he would soon return.
He reassured the public, highlighting his track record of fulfilling promises, including the implementation of a scheme promising an honorarium of Rs 1,000 per month for eligible beneficiaries, particularly women.
Currently under ED custody until March 28 in connection with a money-laundering case related to Delhi’s now-defunct excise policy, Kejriwal emphasized his dedication to serving the country both inside and outside prison.
Asserting his readiness for challenges, Kejriwal stressed the importance of India becoming the strongest and greatest nation, advocating for unity against internal and external forces aiming to weaken the country.
Additionally, he appealed to women to seek blessings for him during their temple visits.
