Battleground Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal sounds poll bugle with roadshow

20 Jan 2015 1:10 PM IST

Ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections on February 7, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal held a seven kilometre long roadshow. (Photo: PTI)
However, Kejriwal gave up his office within 49 days leading to a President's rule in the capital. The Assembly elections will now be held on February 7 as the 6-month period of President's rule comes to an end. (Photo: PTI)
AAP won the highest number of votes when they fought the Delhi Assembly elections for the first time. However, unable to gain absolute majority, AAP formed a coalition government with the Indian National Congress. (Photo: PTI)
The Aam Aadmi Party was found in November 2012 by Arvind Kejriwal, as he broke away from Anna Hazare's India Against Corruption movement to form a political party. (Photo: PTI)
Later in the evening, Kejriwal reached the Krishna Nagar constituency for a rally. This comes immediately a day after BJP announced that its Delhi Chief Ministerial candidate, Kiran Bedi would fight the elections from this constituency. (Photo: PTI)
Kejriwal was supposed to file his nomination on Tuesday, but the road show made it impossible for him to reach the District Magistrate's office at Jamnagar House near Jantar Mantar by 3 PM (Photo: PTI)
For the roadshow, the former Delhi Chief Minister was accompanied by Manish Sisodia and Ashutosh among others (Photo: PTI)
The roadshow began at Valmiki Mandir to reach Jantar Mantar. (Photo: PTI)

Ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections on February 7, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal held a seven kilometre long roadshow. (Photo: PTI)