Arvind Kejriwal campaigns for Kumar Vishwas in Amethi, hits at Rahul Gandhi, Narendra Modi

Aam Aadmi Party chief Arwind Kejriwal reached Congress bastion Amethi on Sunday to campaign for the AAP's Lok Sabha candidate Kumar Vishwas, and said both Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi must be "defeated" in the country's interest.

The former Delhi chief minister began his roadshow and corner meetings here backing Vishwas, who has been pitted against incumbent MP and Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi in the May 7 Lok Sabha polls.

Attacking Rahul and BJP Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi for their development claims, Kejriwal said their defeat would be in the interest of the nation and the people must end the tradition of dynasty politics. He alleged that Gandhi family took the votes of Amethi people on sentimental ground, but never thought about the district's development.

Comparing his 49-day reign in Delhi with Rahul ten year rule here, Kejriwal said that he solved more problems in a short span than the Gandhi scion did in a decade. "In Delhi, within a short span of 49 days, I solved so many problems, but Amethi is still loaded with issues related to portable water, poor power supply, typical roads and unemployment," he claimed.

Attacking Narendra Modi over his much touted Gujarat model, Kejriwal claimed, "people talk about Gujarat model, but development was no where to be seen in that state." Talking about the accusations leveled on him about being an "escapist", the AAP chief said, "I am not an escapist as Congress claims. I will put pressure on Congress here. (Mein yahan Congress ki chaati pe moong dalunga)." He said that his government in Delhi was running smoothly, but BJP and Congress did not let it happen.