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Don't aspire for political positions, Arvind Kejriwal tells new AAP National Council members

Written by  Rajan Nath -- September 11th 2021 04:23 PM -- Updated: September 11th 2021 04:26 PM
Don't aspire for political positions, Arvind Kejriwal tells new AAP National Council members

Don't aspire for political positions, Arvind Kejriwal tells new AAP National Council members

While welcoming new members to the National Council of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday, the party's national convenor Arvind Kejriwal urged them not to aspire for political positions. "In Aam Aadmi Party, never aspire for the position. We have to work hard for the welfare of the people. You should derive pleasure from work," he said to the new members via video conferencing. Also Read | Neeraj Chopra’s dream comes true as he takes parents on their first flight Arvind Kejriwal government will provide world-class training to all winning participants representing India in World Skill Competition "Your work should be such that the party requests you to take charge of a position instead of you asking for it. You are not worthy of a position if you have to ask for it," Arvind Kejriwal added. Also Read | Sukhbir Singh Badal objects to Harji Grewal’s anti-national remark Arvind Kejriwal: BJP decides to counter Arvind Kejriwal before municipal polls | Delhi News - Times of India He further noted that when people become greedy, then they cannot be of service to others. "The greed for position needs to be gotten rid of," he said. Laying emphasis on the party's image, Kejriwal said, "I do not want to see a day when people compare us to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) or the Congress. This is not what we formed the AAP for." Fought for the breath of my two crore people': Arvind Kejriwal on report on 'Delhi's exaggerated oxygen need' | Delhi News Kejriwal also said that the "ultimate ideal" of the party is freedom fighter Bhagat Singh and the chief architect of the Indian Constitution Dr. BR Ambedkar. "Every worker and leader of the party needs to be ready to make sacrifices like them," said the AAP chief. -PTC News


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