Chandigarh/ New Delhi:
Bhagwant Mann, named the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP’s) presumptive Chief Minister for Punjab after an unusual public televote, said he could now honestly say he is from the “public quota”.
In an interview to NDTV, the two-time AAP MP tackled rivals’ digs at his past drinking problem.
“I have been facing this but Punjab has given me a stamp. They have nothing else to say on me. There is no corruption, no Enforcement Directorate raids, no Income Tax raids, I have a clean image…I still live in a rented house…They have been saying this for me for 11 years,” Bhagwant Mann, 48, said.
