Gujarat polls: AAP’s Raghav Chadha invokes Gabbar Singh’s dialogue, ‘so jaa beta warna…’ (WATCH)

New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Raghav Chadha, who is spearheading party’s campaign in Gujarat on Wednesday invoked a dialogue from 1975 superhit film Sholay and said, ‘so ja beta warna Kejriwal aa jaayega’. His recital of Gabbar Singh’s dialogue at the public rally drew applause & loud cheers from supporters.

The video of Raghav Chadha claiming that corrupt & fraudsters will think twice before whining as Kejriwal will come to haunt them has gone viral on social media and is also drawing many responses.

AAP MP said this while addressing an election rally in Kankrej constituency of poll-bound Gujarat.

“There’s a dialogue in the movie Sholay – ‘So ja beta warna Gabbar aa jayega’. Today, when any corrupt man cries within miles of Gujarat, his mother tells him, ‘So ja beta warna Kejriwal aa jayega aur tumko jail mein daal dega,”he said.

The AAP national spokesperson also eulogized Delhi Chief Minister and said that Arvind Kejriwal was ‘born only to bring an end to corruption’.

"जब कोई भ्रष्टाचारी रोता है तो उसकी मां बोलती है, सो जा बेटे नहीं तो केजरीवाल आ जाएगा"

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“Arvind Kejriwal ka janam hi, Bharat se bhrasthachaar aur mehngaai khatam karne ke liye hua hai,” he said at the rally amid loud cheers.

Raghav Chadha’s eulogy of Arvind Kejriwal comes on back of party’s strategy to hardsell his clear image for wooing electorate in the poll-bound state. The party is trying to make deep inroads in the state, on back of its overwhelming performance in Punjab.

The bipolar electoral battle in Gujarat has turned into three-cornered contest this year. AAP has fielded candidates on all 182 seats for the first time. Though, AAP has been posturing itself as the only alternative to BJP regime, the latter has been highlighting its corrupt Delhi excise policy to drive home the point that only BJP has provide clean & fair governance.