Will Kejriwal succeed in dislodging Congress from power?

New Delhi, Nov 2: It seems activist-turned-politician

is hell-bent on dislodging Congress-led

from power. Member of India Against Corruption (IAC) Kejriwal has warned Congress leaders that he won't let them sleep peacefully till the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.

Kejriwal is confident of removing UPA from power as he is constantly targetting its leaders and revealing their corrupt practices. Recently, he had exposed Congress President Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra and External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid and made shocking revelations about corrupt practices in vogue among the top politicians of the country. It is not only Congress leaders whom Kejriwal is targetting. He had also exposed Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) President Nitin Gadkari and his various business interests in Maharashtra.

"We haven't let them sleep well since October 2, when we announced the formation of a political party. We were forced to do so because every time we demanded the Jan Lokpal Bill, they asked us to form a political party and get it passed by Parliament," the activist-turned-politician declared in Farrukhabad on Thursday, Nov 1.

"We will teach them a lesson in politics. We are not going to stop till they are dislodged in the 2014 elections," Kejriwal added.

The IAC leader and his supporters were in Farrukhabad in Uttar Pradesh to address a rally at Awas Vikas Ground against Union minister Khurshid. Kejriwal alleged that Khurshid's NGO Dr Zakir Hussain Trust had allegedly siphoned off funds meant for the disabled people of the state. Farrukhabad is Khurshid's parliamentary constituency.

During his visit to Farrukhabad, members of IAC and Congress supporters had a clash.

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