New Delhi, Jan 21 (IANS) Congress leader Ajay Maken Wednesday agreed to have a public debate with AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal and BJP's chief ministerial candidate Kiran Bedi ahead of Delhi's assembly election.
"Let's debate and face questions on how to fix the problem of power shortage in Delhi... How to fix water and transportation problems and corruption," Maken said in his Sadar Bazar constituency.
"I challenge them all. After listening to our debate, let the people vote for the candidate whose vision they like the most," he added.
The statement comes a day after former chief minister Kejriwal invited Bedi and Maken for a public debate.
Delhi will vote Feb 7. The results will be known three days later.
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