AAP has invited "everyone in Delhi" to the ceremony, Manish Sisodia said on Wednesday
Arvind Kejriwal's third oath ceremony on Sunday after a landslide victory in Delhi will feature no chief minister or political leaders from other states, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) said on Thursday.
Arvind Kejriwal, 51, will be sworn in at Ramlila Maidan in the heart of Delhi, three days after AAP's sweep in the Delhi election with 62 of 70 assembly seats.
"No chief minister or political leader from other states will be invited for the ceremony that is going to be specific to Delhi," AAP's Delhi unit convener Gopal Rai told the Press Trust of India.
Mr Kejriwal will take oath with the people of Delhi who have reposed their faith in his leadership, said Mr Rai.
AAP has invited "everyone in Delhi" to the ceremony, Mr Kejriwal's number two in the party, Manish Sisodia, had said yesterday.
"Everyone in Delhi is invited to come and bless their son, their brother, Arvind Kejriwal and take an oath for a better Delhi," said the top AAP leader at a press conference along with Mr Kejriwal.
On the day of his victory, Mr Kejriwal had said in his first words: "Dilliwalon, gazab kar diya aap logon ne (Delhi, you have done wonders). I love you!"
The AAP chief is likely to start his third stint with his old team. Sources say no new ministers are likely to be added to the Delhi cabinet, amid speculation that new faces like Atishi and Raghav Chadha may be included this time.
On Tuesday, AAP scored his second massive victory in Delhi, limiting the BJP to a single-digit score of 8 seats, which, however, is an improvement on its 2015 tally of three. The Congress, which ruled Delhi for 15 years till 2013, won zero seats.
Mr Kejriwal says AAP's victory signals the victory of a "new kind of politics", one based on work.