One Month Of Kejriwal’s AAP Government By Deepak Parvatiyar March 18, 2015 We need to analyse the first month of the Aam Aadmi Party government in the office on two counts—governance and politicking. There goes the saying that well begun is half done. However the AAP has perceptibly started on a shaky note in its second innings as the ruling party. Last time, its minority government had lasted just 49 days. This time it has absolute majority but with a quirk of fate, the first month of its government in Delhi saw an indisposed chief minister, sleaze, stings and internal sabotage! In sum, it has been an eventful one month ever since Kejriwal swore in as Delhi’s CM at a public function in Ramlila Maidan on the St. Valentine’s Day this year. Strange it may sound but throughout the first month of the AAP government, Kejriwal remained a non-resident CM, staying at his wife’s official residence at Kaushambi in Ghaziabad district of neighbouring Uttar Pradesh. So
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