Kejriwal

Kejriwal is an Indian politician and a prominent leader in the nation's political landscape. He is best known for his role as the Chief Minister of Delhi, a position he has held multiple times since 2013. Kejriwal is a founding member of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which emerged from the anti-corruption movement and aims to promote transparency, accountability, and governance reforms.

Born on August 16, 1968, in Haryana, Arvind Kejriwal originally worked as a civil servant in the Indian Revenue Service. He gained national prominence through his participation in the India Against Corruption movement led by Anna Hazare in 2011. His activism focused on demanding strong anti-corruption laws and reforms in India’s political system, which eventually transitioned into his political career.

Kejriwal's political journey has been marked by his advocacy for issues such as education, healthcare, transparency in government, and improved public services. Under his leadership, Delhi has seen initiatives aimed at improving government schools, increasing access to essential services, and promoting a corruption-free administration.

His tenure has also faced challenges, including political opposition and debates over policy implementation. Despite these hurdles, Kejriwal remains a significant figure in Indian politics, known for his populist approach and focus on governance reforms.

Beyond his political activities, Kejriwal is recognized for his grassroots engagement and efforts to connect with ordinary citizens. His leadership continues to influence debates on governance and anti-corruption measures in India.