Gujarat Assembly polls: Kejriwal promises ending fear of raids in the business community
FirstpostKejriwal, who is on visit to Gujrat, where assembly polls are due late this year, is trying to woo the business community away from the BJP by raising the issue of raids on businessmen Jamnagar: Aam Aadmi Party national convener Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday promised to stop ‘raid raj’ and form an “advisory body” of traders to guide the government if it came to power in Gujarat in the coming Assembly elections. The Delhi chief minister also promised sops related to Value Added Tax and said the party’s government would stop the “raid raj” as he met a group of traders here. As part of his “guarantees” to the trader community, Kejriwal said the AAP will form an “advisory body” to guide the government if it came to power. An AAP government in Gujarat will put an end to the “raid raj” or harassment of traders and businesspersons by government agencies, he said.