Former Haryana Congress Chief Ashok Tanwar Joins AAP

Tanwar had quit the Congress party in 2019 ahead of the Haryana Assembly elections.

Further strengthening its cadre, the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Monday, 4 April, received a boost in Haryana, with former state Congress chief Ashok Tanwar joining the party.

Tanwar had quit the Congress in 2019 and had joined the Trinamool Congress (TMC) in November 2021.

He tweeted a photo with AAP chief Kejriwal, saying, "My commitment to serve people is sacrosanct! As a step forward in my pursuit of public service, I am glad to commit myself to Aam Aadmi Party, which has stood for honest politics and robust governance."

Through sustained delivery of public good, transparent governance & ensuring welfare of those at bottom run of society, the @AamAadmiParty has emerged as a credible alternative in Indian politics. Across the country, the voice of the party is resonating with common people.

— Ashok Tanwar (@Tanwar_Indian) April 4, 2022