New Delhi, April 4: Former Congress Haryana party chief Ashok Tanwar joined the Aam Aadmi Party in the national capital on Monday in the presence of party national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
Ashok Tanwar extended greetings to Arvind Kejriwal for giving him the opportunity to join the party and said the AAP "stands for honest politics and robust governance". His decision to join the AAP came as the Arvind Kejriwal-led party is expanding its footprints in the country buoyed by electoral success in the Punjab Assembly elections recently.
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"My commitment to serve people is sacrosanct! As a step forward in my pursuit of public service, I am glad to commit myself to Aam Aadmi Party, which has stood for honest politics and robust governance. My gratitude to Arvind Kejriwal for giving me this opportunity," Tanwar tweeted.
"I call upon the youth, marginalised, peasants, poor, women to join this process of reawakening. Let's join hands to make a Brighter Haryana, a Better Haryana, a Bold Haryana," he added.
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"My commitment to serve people is sacrosanct! As a step forward in my pursuit of public service, I am glad to commit myself to Aam Aadmi Party, which has stood for honest politics and robust governance. My gratitude to Arvind Kejriwal for giving me this opportunity," Tanwar tweeted.
"I call upon the youth, marginalised, peasants, poor, women to join this process of reawakening. Let's join hands to make a Brighter Haryana, a Better Haryana, a Bold Haryana," he added.