After his eventful Gujarat tour, Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday arrived in Mumbai on a three-day tour of Maharashtra ahead of the upcoming General Elections.

True to his style, Kejriwal took an auto-rickshaw from the domestic terminal of the Mumbai airport to travel to Andheri station.

The journey from the domestic terminal to the Andheri station traversed through AAP leader Mayank Gandhi's constituency, who will contest the Lok Sabha polls against sitting Congress MP Gurudas Kamath.

The AAP chief then boarded the hugely-popular and city's lifeline Mumbai local train from Andheri, to travel to Churchgate station in South Mumbai.

There, Kejriwal will take part in a private fund-raising meeting, after which he will start a road show traversing the Mumbai South and Mumbai North East constituencies. AAP candidates Meera Sanyal, a former banker, and activist Medha Patkar will respectively contest from the two constituencies.


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