New Delhi: The 49-day stint of former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal did leave a mark on the common man with the auto driver community still vouching its support for the Aam Aadmi Party.
For some he brought down the corruption while for others he brought solace by reducing water and electricity bills.
The party which will be affected the most is Congress as those who used to vote for them have now shifted their loyalty to Kejriwal.
"We have given chance to both Congress and BJP and they did not do much for us. When Kejriwal was Delhi CM, he brought down corruption level. No policeman took money from us or street vendors. I want to see him as our chief minister again," said Mahendra Singh, an auto driver.
Another auto driver Sanjeev Kapoor also shared his views. "I used to vote for Congress but now I will vote for AAP. I want to give the party a second chance," he said.
"I voted for Narendra Modi in Lok Sabha elections but only Kejriwal will do something for Delhi. Our water and electricity bills were reduced," said Ramesh Kumar.
They even opined that Delhi will have a hung Assembly. "We know that no party will be able to form the government but then also we want to vote for AAP," the trio said.
With only three weeks left for Delhi to go to polls, the AAP is once again back in the fight.
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