Take money from other parties, but vote for AAP: Kejriwal tells South Delhi voters 

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday told the voters not to deny money given to them by other political parties, but vote for the Aam Aadmi Party.

"On the night of election, do they [other political parties] come to give money or not?" Kejriwal asked, without mentioning the BJP or Congress.

"What will you do? Take it, don't deny it, but vote for jhadu (broom, AAP's election symbol)," the AAP chief said at a roadshow in support of South Delhi candidate Raghav Chadha.

The Delhi chief minister made a similar comment in Chandni Chowk earlier, following which he was sent a show-cause notice by the Election Commission.

Chadha, meanwhile, said the youth would reject the politics of hooliganism.

"To all the political goons in South Delhi, I want to say that for a very long time, you all have imposed politics of fear and muscle in South Delhi," he said. "But no longer. Now, the youth of this country will reject the politics of hooliganism and initiate politics of honesty and decency."

"Stop intimidating and insulting the people of South Delhi and pay heed... We will neither be scared nor let you scare people any longer," Chadha said.

The roadshows come two days after Kejriwal was slapped by a man in New Delhi constituency.