Book Review Title : Swaraj Author : Arvind Kejriwal Publisher : Harper Collins India & India Today Group, 2012 Pages : 151 Rs. 150 Arvind Kejriwal is driven by his passion to sweep clean the Indian political system. His book, Swaraj , is redolent of that passion from the first page to the last. The book, claims Anna Hazare on the front cover, “is a manifesto for our times and for the anti-corruption movement...” In fact, the book may be seen as a manifesto of Kejriwal’s Aam Admi Party whose election symbol is the broom. The book reads like a pamphlet written by a puritan mind seized with the zeal for political reformation. The tone is very demagogic and self-righteous. Examples are taken randomly from here and there to substantiate arguments without giving certain necessary details like the names of people or firms involved. There is only one central argument in the book: power should be given to
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