AAP upbeat, Kejriwal 'wary'! Party chief cautions volunteers over historic mandate

New Delhi, Feb 11: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal is elated with the emphatic victory that this party has registered in the prestigious Delhi assembly election. The party's dream of '5 Saal Kejriwal' has now become a reality as voters of national capital have given a historic mandate to the party which has made the AAP convener a little wary.

The massive faith bestowed by Delhi upon AAP has slightly worried Delhi's would be CM. Arvind Kejriwal has cautioned his supporters, victorious MLAs as well as party workers to not let this victory come on their head.

Addressing a sea of jubilant volunteers gathered outside the AAP office in East Patel Nagar, on Wednesday, Kejriwal said, "Inside there is a fear. It is really scary, the majority that the people have given us."

Surrounded by joyous supporters, Kejriwal made sure to thank his wife Sunita with a warm hug "for always being there".

Kejriwal had met Sunita at the National Academy of Administration at Mussoorie during their training period after both of them qualified for the Indian Revenue Service (IRS).

As the former Delhi Chief Minister spoke to party workers for the first after the staggering victory of his party, an ecstatic Sunita, who is an IRS officer, quietly stood by his side.

This is the people's win, truth's win. We had nothing. Neither did we have money, nor did we have means. But like I always say, if you walk on the path of truth, the world and the universe conspire to help you."

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