Know about the secret of Arvind Kejriwal's blue Wagon R car

New Delhi: The so called mango man (aam aadmi) is seen riding his blue wagon R along the streets of Delhi. This car has been the spotlight of the media and has in a way helped Kejriwal as a politician to connect with the middle class.For him, big cars are a waste of money, fuel and road space. But do you know the owner of the car is not Arvind Kejriwal himself, but an Aam Admi Party supporter.This car was donated by Kundan Sharma in 2013. Sharma, a part of India Against Corruption campaign made a voluntary donation of the car which was lying unused by him. He used to support IAC from London and was active on social media about it. This car was registered in the name of his wife Sharadha.He sent an email to both Arvind Kejriwal and Dilip Pandey informing them about his intentions. After some deliberations, the deal was finalized.On January 1, 2013 a driver was sent to Kundan's home in Dwarka from where his car was picked up and taken to AAP headquarters.Prior to this AAP had agreed to bear complete responsibility of the car. A letter was also drafted whereby the owner of the car confirmed that they do not have anything to do with the car henceforth.This car was used by Kejriwal himself which he took for campaigning and in every event.Even the drivers of the car are AAP volunteers who know Kejriwal personally. The two trusted drivers are- Rohit Pandey from Geeta Colony and Akshay Malhotra from Punjabi Bagh.Hailing from UP's Mainpuri, Rohit used to study in a polytechnic college. More than a year ago, he joined AAP as a volunteer and since then he has been driving Kejriwal's blue coloured Wagon R.He left his studies midway and says he won't leave Kejriwal's side.In Rohit's absence, Akshay Malhotra from Punjabi Bagh drives the car. A 21-year-old final year BCA student, Akshay has been with Kejriwal since the past three and a half years.