Punjab CM Out of Shadows of Arvind Kejriwal?

In the last state elections, AAP spoke about the achievements of the Delhi government, the personal popularity of Arvind Kejriwal and defeated all established political parties. Mann became Kejriwal's choice and took oath as the CM, sources say. From then on, he has been considered a hanger-on of the then CM of Delhi, the source says. This was never liked by Mann and from day one tried to come out of the shadow and ultimately achieved it in the just concluded local bodies elections which he contested on the development agenda of the state during AAP rule and improvement in administration source says.

Approximately seventy percent seats were captured by his party. Never allowed others to interfere in his administration and programs though Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia and Vaibhav are staying in the state after a humiliating defeat in Delhi source says. It's learnt that on one or two occasions the CM under threat from the AAP bosses decided to form a new regional party to firm government but perhaps the AAP leadership understood the demand of the situation and left him to manage the state source says.