New Delhi, Feb 14 (IANS) Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Saturday said that the new government will put a stop to "VIP culture".
"We want to stop this VIP culture. Do you like it when a minister is travelling and roads are blocked and traffic jammed for an hour?
"I came to know in European countries, prime ministers are seen standing at bus stops. We need such type of culture. It will take time. But we will do it," Kejriwal said, addressing thousands of AAP supporters at the sprawling Ramlila Maidan after taking oath as Delhi's chief minister.
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